siphonophores

Among other things, we look at the division of labor, including the ability to reproduce, in siphonophores.

CreatureCast video: multicellularity explained - Boing Boing 2009

The squirming multiple organism that fled from Cale's approach was a descendant of the siphonophores, colonial creatures of the sea like Portuguese men o 'war.

The Year's Best Science Fiction 23rd Annual Collection Dozois, Gardner 2006

Glowing siphonophores and flashlight fish and all.

Starfish 1999

The mesopelagic fauna also includes many kinds of squid, krill, and siphonophores and ctenophores (jellyfish-like animals), as well as worms, sea butterflies, and larvae that comprise the DSL zooplankton.

MoJo Blogs and Articles | Mother Jones 2010

The mesopelagic fauna also includes many kinds of squid, krill, and siphonophores and ctenophores (jellyfish-like animals), as well as worms, sea butterflies, and larvae that comprise the DSL zooplankton.

MotherJones.com 2010

Jellyfish, flute-like siphonophores, glass thimble Ctenophores, and galaxies of other organic goo - alive or otherwise - streamed by the window, sparking with phosphorescence as Alvin disturbed their pelagic slumber.

NYT > Home Page By JEFFREY MARLOW 2010

Reaching 10 feet (3.1 meters) in length, some siphonophores are among the largest animals in the deep sea, Monterey Peninsula College's Raskoff said in December 2009.

National Geographic News 2010

These siphonophores grow to over 10 meters (33 feet) long.

Spero News 2009

Some of the most common are siphonophores (colonial jellies) in the genus Apolemia.

Spero News 2009

Scientific American article on transparent marine animals: siphonophores, Venus's girdles, jellyfish, and roachlike creatures whose needle-shaped guts rendered their partly digested but still-opaque contents as inconspicuous as possible.

Slate Magazine 2009