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English: Chiropsalmus quadrigatus Haeckel, side view of half-grown medusa. Drawn by the author, from a preserved specimen collected by the Albatross. A, enlarged side view of sense-club. B, inner side of sense-club. C, oral view of stomach showing the 4 lips and 8 gastric sacs. D, enlarged view of gastric cirri. E, side view of a pedalium with all but one of the tentacles cut across.
Italiano: Chiropsalmus quadrigatus Haeckel, vista laterale di una medusa medio matura. Disegno dell'autore a partire da un esemplare conservato e raccolto dalla nave Albatross. A, vista ingrandita del ropalio. B, lato interno del ropalio. C, vista dalla bocca delle 4 labbra e 8 sacche gastriche. D, vista ingrandita dei cirri gastrici. E, vista laterale di un pedalium con tutti i tentacoli sezionati meno uno.
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Source Medusae of the world vol. 3 on Open library
Author Mayor, Alfred Goldsborough

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