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  1. Reeflex
    https://www.reeflex.net/tiere/15886_Eubranchus_olivaceus.htm

    Eubranchus olivaceus Green Balloon Aeolid

  2. People also ask
    Is Obelia a mollusk?
    Obelia is a colonial, sessile marine organism that adheres to seaweeds, rocks, lumber piles, and mollusk shells in shallow water. Obelia begins as little, immobile creatures with stalks and tentacles resembling sea anemones. These microscopic creatures are also known as hydroid polyps. The common name for Obelia is marine fur.

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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    What type of animal is Obelia?
    Obelia belongs to the family of creatures known as hydrozoa and encompasses various species. The obelia has the following biological classifications: Obelia is a marine colonial form found clinging to seaweed, mollusk shells, rocks, and timber piles in shallow water up to 80 metres deep.

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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    Why is Obelia important?
    Obelia is especially useful for investigating the genetics and molecular biology of coloniality, as well as the relationships between marine creatures. In addition, Obelia and other colonial hydrozoans are employed in biomedical research, namely the study of regeneration and stem cell biology.

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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    Are Obelia a model organism?
    Obelia and other colonial hydrozoans are scientifically significant model organisms for the study of a number of biological processes. They feature a simple body plan consisting of a polyp stage and a medusa stage, enabling researchers to examine their development, behaviour, and physiology in depth.

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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    What is Obelia life cycle?
    Obelia’s life cycle consists of both polyp and medusa phases. The polyp is asexual and reproduces asexually, whereas the medusa is sexual and reproduces sexually. The polyps proliferate asexually by bud formation. As the colony matures, blastostyles emerge from the axils of the proximal gastrozooids and the hydrocaulus.

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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    Where do Obelia geniculata grow?
    They develop in shallow water, in intertidal rock pools, and are often found between 80 and 100 metres below the surface. On rocks, stones, mollusk shells, seaweed, wooden pilings, and wharves, colonies of Obelia are frequently observed as a fragile, fur-like growth. Typically, Obelia geniculata grows on kelp fronds.

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  3. ResearchGate
    https://www.researchgate.net/publication/375105191_Optimization_of...

    Optimization of plastic polymers for shellfish aquaculture ...

  4. Microbiology Note
    https://microbiologynote.com/obelia-definition-structure-metagenesis...

    Obelia - Definition, Structure, Metagenesis, Reproduction

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  6. Meerwasser-Lexikon.de
    https://www.meerwasser-lexikon.de/tiere/15886_Eubranchus_olivaceus.htm

    Eubranchus olivaceus Grüne Ballon-Fadenschnecke

  7. Numerade
    https://www.numerade.com/ask/question/members-of-phylum-cnidaria...

    SOLVED: Members of Phylum Cnidaria differ from the sponges

  8. Scientific Research Publishing
    https://www.scirp.org/reference/referencespapers?referenceid=1852233

    López-Martínez, J. and álvarez-Tello, J. (2013) The Jellyfish Fishery ...

  9. Numerade
    https://www.numerade.com/ask/question/the-order-siphonophora...

    SOLVED: The order Siphonophora represents the highest degree …

  10. biomedicalhouse.com
    https://biomedicalhouse.com/3388068-the-colonial-ascidian-diplosoma...

    Das Koloniale Ascidian Diplosoma Listerianum Verstärkt Das …

  11. Hrčak
    https://hrcak.srce.hr/94440

    Pelagic cnidarians in the Boka Kotorska Bay, Montenegro (South …

  12. Alchetron
    https://alchetron.com/Caprella-mutica

    Caprella mutica - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia