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Coronatae

[‚kȯr·ə′näd·ē]
(invertebrate zoology)
An order of the class Scyphozoa which includes mainly abyssal species having the exumbrella divided into two parts by a coronal furrow.
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Experts at the Centre of Marine Sciences at the Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries say that this form of jellyfish is called the crown jellyfish and is harmless to humans."- Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries Officials added that they feed on ocean particles, live for around six months, and that 95 per cent of its body consists of water.
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