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FIG. 139. – Siphonophorae. Prayidae. A to C: Desmophyes villafranca: A: polygastric stage; B: nectophores (apical view); C: cormidia (api- cal view). D to F: Lilyopsis rosea: D: polygastric stage, E: nectophore (lateral view); F: male cormidia detached of the stolon (A to c after Carrè, C 1969a; D to F after Carrè Cand Carrè D, 1995). bz: budding zone; br: bract; pec: pedicular canal; blc: bracteal longitudinal canal; dc: dorsal canal; rhc: right hydroecial canal; lhc: left hydroecial canal; cm: cormidia; vc: ventral canal; ff: fishing filament; ga: gastrozooid; mg: male gonophore; mc: mantel canal; vc: ventral canal; hy: hydroecium; llo: left lobe; rlo: right lobe; n1 and n2:nectophores 1 and 2; pgl: pigmentary lamella; mte: marginal tentacle; s1: somatocyst of nectophore 1; s2:somatocyst of nectophore 2; pgs: pigmentary spot; sto: stolon.

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FIG. 140. – Siphonophorae. Prayidae. A to D: Prayola tottoni: A: polygastric stage; B: cormidia from below; C: gonophore (ventral view); D: nectophore (ventral view). E and F: Rosacea cymbiformis: E: young polygastric stage; F: two definitive nectophores (A to D after Carrè C, 1969c; E and F after Trègouboff, 1957). blc: bracteal longitudinal canal; br: bract; bz: budding zone; ft: fishing tentacle; ga: gastrozooid; go: gonophore; hy: hydroecium; lhc: left hydroecial canal; mc: mantel canal; pec pedicular canal; rhc: right hydroecial canal; s: somatocyst; sto: stolon; vc: ventral canal.

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FIG. 141. – Siphonophorae. Prayidae. A to C: Rosacea: A: Rosacea cymbiformis: adult cormidia; B and C: Rosacea plicata: B: nectophore (lateral view); C: eudoxid bract (dorso-lateral view). Sphaeronectidae: D to G: Sphaeronectes: D and E: Sphaeronectes bougisi: nectophores; D: lateral view; E: ventral view. F and G: Sphaeronectes fragilis: nectophores: F: lateral view; G: apical view (A after Trègouboff, 1957; B and C after Kirkpatrick and Pugh, 1984; D and E after Carrè, 1968d; F and G after Carrè, 1968c). brc: bracteal canal; br: bract; fg: female gonophore; ga: gastrozooid; hy: hydroecium; llc: left lateral canal; pec: pedicular canal; rlc: right lateral canal; s: somatocyst; si: siphono- some; sto: stolon; te: tentacle; ten: tentillum.

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FIG. 142. – Siphonophorae. Sphaeronectidae. A to G: Sphaeronectes: A to D: Sphaeronectes gamulini: A to C: nectophores: A: lateral view; B: apical view; C: ventral view. D: eudoxia. E and F: Sphaeronectes gracilis: E: polygastric stage; F: eudoxid stage. G: Sphaeronectes irreg- ularis: nectophore (A to D after Carrè, 1966, E after Pagès and Gili, 1992; F and G after Trègouboff, 1957). br: bract; ga: gastrozooid; go: gonophore; ol: oleocyte; sto: stolon.

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FIG. 143. – Actinulidae. Halammohydridae. A to D: Halammohydra: A: Halammohydra octopodides general view; B to D: Halammohy- dra schulzei: B: general view; C: structural organization; D: above young actinula, below halhydrula. Otohydridae. E and F: Otohydra vagans: E: general view; F: structural organization (A to E after Swedmark and Tesssier, 1966; F after Swedmark and Tessier, 1958c). ac: aboral cone; agt: tentacle of the aboral girdle; ao: adhesive organ; b: tentacular bulb; emb: embryo; gc: gastric cavity; ma: manubrium; mo: mouth; nr: nerve ring; sc: subumbrellar cavity; sgt: tentacle of the subaboral girdle; sta: statocyst.

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FIG. 144. – . . A: citrea mature medusa; B: bitentaculata fully-grown medusa. . C: to E: : C and D: Cunina globosa: C: adult medusa , D: portion of umbrella; E: Cunina octonaria mature medusa (A after Mayer, 1910; B and C after Kramp, 1959a; D after Gili et al., 1998; E after Bouillon, 1987).

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FIG. 145. – Narcomedusae. Cuninidae. A to E: Cunina: A: Cunina octonaria mature medusa; B and C: Cunina proboscidea: B: whole medusa; C: radial section through a statocyst and an otoporpae. D and E: Cunina simplex: D: aboral view; E: oral view (A after Bouillon, 1987; B and C after Mayer, 1910; D and E after Gili et al., 1998). ex: exumbrella; otp: otoporpae; sco: solid core replacing the ring canal; sta: statocyst; su: subumbrella; v: velum.

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FIG. 146. – Narcomedusae. Cuninidae. A to D: . A and B: Solmissus albescens: A: fully-grown medusa; B: portion of umbrella margin; C and D: Solmissus incisa: C: whole medusa; D: portion of umbrella (A and B after Mayer, 1910; C after Russell, 1953; D after Broch, 1929) ex: exumbrella; map: manubrial pouches; mo: mouth; otp: otoporpae; sco: solid core replacing the ring canal; sta: statocyst; su: subumbrella; te: tentacle; v: velum.

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FIG. 147. – Narcomedusae. Solmarisidae. A to C: Pegantha: A and B: Pegantha rubiginosa: A: adult medusa with juveniles of first sexu- al embryonic generation inside manubrium, right above late stage of sexual development, below statocyst with otoporpae, B: portion of umbrella margin showing peronia and otoporpae; C: Pegantha triloba: adult medusa; D and E: corona: D: oral view, E: lateral view of fully grown medusa (A and B after Mayer, 1910; D after Russell, 1953, E after Pagès et al., 1992).

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FIG. 148. – Narcomedusae. Solmarisidae. A to E: Solmaris: A to C: Solmaris flavescens: A: whole medusa; B: diagrammatic section of a medusa; C: detail of exumbrella. D: Solmaris leucostyla: fully-grown medusa; E: Solmaris solmaris: adult medusa. Narcomedusae devel- opment. F: Solmundella bitentaculata parasitized by Cunina peregrina at different stages of reproduction; G: different stages of development of Pegantha triloba parasitizing an Anthomedusae Pseudotiara tropica (A to C after Mayer, 1910; D after Gili, 1986; E after Trègouboff, 1957; F and G after Bouillon, 1897). ex: exumbrella; fxt: tentacles of the primary larval stage serving for fixation; g: gonad; hm: manubrium of the host; mac: manubrium cavity; mb1, mb2 and mb3: successive stages of medusa buds formed by the primary larval parasitic stage; mcr: median crests of umbrellar lobes of Pegantha triloba medusae buds; mec: marginal endodermal core; nr: nerve ring; pls: primary larval stage; su: subumbrella; te: tentacle; v: velum.

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FIG. 149. – Narcomedusae development (continued). Development of Cunina octonaria parasitizing Turritopsis nutricula, Anthomedusae. A: Young embryo (Em), blastula, in his phorocyte developing in the gastro-vascular pouches of the Cunina mother, B: free planula stage; C: bitentaculate primary larvae issued from the planula, D: primary larvae with four tentacles and manubrial tube, ready to parasite its future host, E: primary larvae fixed by the tentacles on the subumbrellar ectoderm of the Turritopsis host, F: primary larvae budding of secondary larvae from their aboral end, G: young Cunina issued from a parasitic larvae, H: adult medusae from Cunina octonaria (copied from Bouillon, 1987).

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FIG. 150. – . . A to C: proboscidalis. A and B: general view, C: statocyst. D to I: Liriope tretraphyl- la: D: adult medusa parasitised by Cunina octonaria; E: general view of adult medusa; F: base of a solid interradial marginal tentacle with a centripetal canal and statocyst; G: lateral view of a solid marginal tentacle showing a statocysts and the marginal cnidocyst ring of the umbrel- la; H: terminal portion of a hollow perradial tentacle; I: portion of margin of mouth-lip (A after Hyman, 1940; B after Trègouboff, 1957; C after Hertwig O and R., 1878; D after Bouillon, 1987; E after Trègouboff, 1957; F, G, H and I after Russell, 1953).

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FIG. 151. – Trachymedusae. . A to E: : A and B: Haliscera bigelowi: A: fully-grown medusa, B: left: stiff distal end of marginal tentacle, middle: flexible proximal portion of marginal tentacle, right: statocyst; C: Haliscera conica mature medusa; D and E: Haliscera racovitzae: D: lateral view of mature medusa, E: oral view; F: Halitrephes maasi whole mature medusa. Petasidae. G: Petasus atavus fully-grown medusa (A, F and G after Kramp, 1959a; B after Russell, 1953; C, D and E after Mayer, 1910).

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FIG. 152. – Trachymedusae. Ptychogastriidae. A to C: Ptychogastria asteroides: A: lateral view of an adult medusa, B: detail of marginal border, C: upper view of the umbrella of a juvenile specimen. . D to F: : D and E: : lateral views of adult medusae; F: Aglantha elata: fully-grown medusa; G: hemistoma: mature medusa; H: Amphogona pusilla: adult medusa; I and J: ampla: fully grown medusae (A to C after Gili et al., 1999; D after Hyman, 1940; E after Broch, 1929; F to I after Kramp, 1959a; J after Mayer, 1910).

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FIG. 153. – Trachymedusae. Rhopalonematidae. A to C: Arctapodema australis: A: lateral view of a mature medusa, B and C: aboral views of manubrium and gonads; D to G: Homoeonema platygonon: D: lateral view of mature medusa, E: detail of umbrella margin, F: aboral view of a juvenile specimen, G: aboral view of a mature specimen; H to J : haeckeli: H and I: aspect of two fully grown medusae, J: portion of umbrella margin (A and C after Vanhoeffen, 1913; B after Kramp, 1959a; D to G after Gili et al., 1998; H and I after Mayer, 1910; J after Russell, 1953).

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FIG. 154. – Trachymedusae. Rhopalonematidae. A: Pantachogon haeckeli: apical view of the summit of the umbrella showing the manubri- um, the radial canals and the muscle fields; B: Pantachogon militare: fully-grown medusa; C and D: Persa incolorata: C: adult medusa, D: juvenile medusa; E to G: Ransonia krampi: E and F: lateral views of mature medusae, G: detail of manubrium (A after Russell, 1953; B, C and D after Mayer, 1910; E after Gili, 1986; F and G after Kramp, 1959a).

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FIG. 155. – Trachymedusae. Rhopalonematidae. A to F: . A to D: Rhopalonema funerarium: A: fully grown medusa, B: detail of manubrium, C: detail of interradial marginal tentacle, D: portion of umbrella margin; E and F: Rhopalonema velatum: E: mature medusa, F: statocyst; G to I: Sminthea eurygaster: G and H: lateral views of adult medusae, I: enlarged view of a gonad; J to L: Tetrorchis erythro- gaster: J: fully grown medusa, K: base of a small tentacle with rounded endodermic tentacular root, L: side view of the umbrella showing the position of the a gonad and the endodermic tentacular root of a perradial tentacle (A to D after Russell, 1953; E, G to I after Mayer, 1910; F after Hertwig and Hertwig, 1878; J to L after Bigelow, 1909).

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FIG. 156. – Polypodiozoa. Polypodiidae. Polypodium. Life cycle of Polypodium hydriforme internal parasite of Acipenserid fishes. A: gen- eral cycle: 1: reversed stolon prolifer; 2: stolon prolifer living an infected acipenserid egg; 3: stolon prolifer in the water; 4: fragment of a stolon; 5: polyp with 12 tentacles; 6: polyp with 24 tentacles; 7: polyp with 6 tentacles; 8: female polyp; 9: male polyp; 10: binucleate cell parasite of an acipenserid oocyte; 11: morula encapsulated in the trophamion; 12: planula; 13: budding planula; 14: stolon prolifer without tentacles; 15: stolon prolifer reversed with internal tentacles. B: diagram of the formation of the trophamion: a: sexual medusa; b: gonad with binucleated cells; c: binucleated cells; d to g: binucleated cells parasite of a fish oocyte; h: segmentation of the embryo; i: morula stage inside the trophamion; j: planula stage inside the trophamion. C: ovary of an Acipenser, the large eggs are parasitised, the small ones are not. D: a to c: reversed buds with internal tentacles on a stolon prolifer (St.); d: stolon prolifer with external tentacles; e: medusae liberated from an infected fish egg (Redrawn from Bouillon, 1987).

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