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Magazine of Natural History and Journal of Zoology

Year

1836

Volume

v. 9 (1836)

Page

Page 419

Species

Coordinates: [455, 543, 0, 0, 0, 0], Details: "common"=>[""], "scientific"=>["Hy. corynaria Lam.", "Hydra corynaria", "Hy. corynaria"]

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Coordinates: [0, 0, 197, 336, 510, 437], Details: "keywords"=>["Rare Irish animals", "epiphyte or parasite of Fucus seaweed", "botany", "Hydrazoa", "tentacula", "aquatic organisms", "salt water", "animals of Ireland", "polyp", "invertebrate", "Hydra", "tentacles", "Fucus vesiculosus (host)", "white", "belfast"]

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11

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    Rare Irish animalsanimalfungiepiphyte or parasite of Fucus seaweedHydratentaculatentaclesFucus vesiculosus (host)botanyHydrazoaaquatic organismssalt wateranimals of Irelandwhitebelfastpolypinvertebrate

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