Sealife guideThe white spotted jellyfishPhyllorhiza punctata
Taxonomy
- Common name: White spotted jellyfish, floating bell, australian spotted jellyfish
- French name: Méduse constellée, méduse à pois blancs
- Spanish name: Medusas de puntos
- Scientific name: Phyllorhiza punctata (von Lendenfeld, 1884)
- Family name: Mastigiidae
- Order name: Rhizostomeae
- Class name: The scyphozoans [Scyphozoa]
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