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A small, spherical ctenophore common in North Pacific coastal waters that uses two long, sticky retractable tentacles to capture copepods and other zooplankton near the surface.
Arctic cydippid ctenophore abundant in polar and subarctic seas, recognized as one of the most ecologically significant gelatinous predators in high-latitude ecosystems.
A ctenophore rather than a true jellyfish, widely distributed across the North Atlantic and Arctic, using sticky tentacles to capture copepods and other zooplankton.
A cydippid ctenophore found across multiple ocean basins, characterized by long retractable tentacles bearing adhesive colloblasts used to capture small zooplankton prey.
A tentaculate ctenophore in the family Pleurobrachiidae found in Pacific and Atlantic waters, closely related to the more widely studied sea gooseberry Pleurobrachia pileus.
