Adamsia

Adamsia carciniopados Ginhadi-an: Phylum: Klase: Orden: Banay: Genus: Espesye: Adamsia carciniopados Adamsia carciniopados ( Adamsia carciniopados ( Adamsia palliata Boh. Adamsia palliata ( Adamsia palliata Actinia palliata Adamsia palliata (Bohadsch.) Adamsia palliata (Boh.) Adamsia maculata Adamsia palliata Actinia maculata Adamsia palliata Adamsia palliata J. Adams Actinia maculata Brug. Actinia carciniopados Otto. Actinia carciniopados Otto, delle Chiaie Actinia carciniopodos Actinia carciniopados Actinia maculata Actinia maculata Actinia maculata Adamsia carciniopados ( Actinia carciniopados Actinia maculata Adamsia palliata Adamsia palliata (Boahadsch, 1761) Adamsia palliata ( Adamsia palliata (J. B. Bohadsch, 1761) Adamsia palliata ( Medusa palliata Medusa palliata Adamsia carciniopados Adamsia carciniopados in nahilalakip ha Mga kasarigan [ | ] • Manuel R. L. (1981) British Anthozoa Keys and Notes for the Identification of the Species, Academic Press, London, New York, Toronto, Sydney, San Fransisco • Stephenson T. A. (1918) VII. On certain Actiniaria collected off Ireland by the Irish Fisheries Department, during the years of 1899-1913, Proceedings of the Royal Irish Academy • Fischer P. (1889) Nouvelle Contribution à l'Actinologie Française. Première Partie., Actes de la Société Linnéenne de Bordeaux • Fischer P. (1874) Recherches sur les Actinies des cotes océaniques de France, Nouvelles Archives du Museum d'Histoire Naturelle de Paris • Heller C. (1868) Die Zoo...

• Actinia elegans Dalyell, 1848 • Actinia miniata Gosse, 1853 • Actinia nivea Gosse, 1853 • Actinia ornata Wright, 1856 • Actinia pulcherrima Jordan, 1855 • Actinia rosea Gosse, 1853 • Actinia venusta Gosse, 1854 • Adamsia elegans • Bunodes miniata • Cereus aurora • Cereus venusta • Heliactis miniata Gosse • Heliactis venusta Gosse • Sagartia aurora (Gosse, 1854) • Sagartia gossei Verrill, 1869 • Sagartia miniata Gosse • Sagartia nivea (Gosse) • Sagartia rosea (Gosse, 1853) • Sagartia venusta Gosse • Sargartia aurora Sagartia elegans, the elegant anemone, is a species of Description [ ] The base of S. elegans is wider than the column and may reach 3cm (1.2in) in diameter. The base is usually anchored to the substrate but can be used as a foot for locomotion. It often has a ragged outline due to When not submerged, S. elegans hangs in a limp fashion. It sometimes partially protrudes the lining of its There are a number of differently coloured varieties: • Var. miniata: Disc variously coloured and patterned with similar coloured tentacles, often banded. • Var. rosea: Disc variously coloured and patterned and tentacles rose red. • Var. aurantiaca: Disc grey and tentacles dull orange. • Var. nivea: Disc and tentacles translucent white. • Var. venusta: Disc orange or buff and tentacles white. Distribution [ ] S. elegans is found in coastal areas of the northeast var. miniata is the most abundant. Habitat [ ] S. elegans is found from the mid-shore down to a depth of about 50 met...

Wikipedia Rate this definition: 0.0 / 0 votes • Adamsia Adamsia is a genus of sea anemones in the family Hormathiidae. Species in this genus are mutually symbiotic with hermit crabs. The anemone gets a place to live and discarded scraps of the crab's food in exchange for its help in the crab's defence. As these anemones grow, they secrete a horny membrane, known as a carcinoecium, which overlies the crab's original snail shell and expands the living space of the crab. This means the anemone does not have to change substrate and the crab does not have to seek a larger shell as they both grow.