Class Scyphozoa?

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Pipehorse

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I photographed this about two weeks ago at a depth of sixty feet, a mile away from Boca Raton Inlet, Palm Beach County, Southeast Florida. Pretty cool looking, I am guessing Class Scyphozoa, but beyond that I haven't got a clue.
 

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Could be. I found another paper that lists S. atra for the Mexican caribbean. The name S. pterophylla came from the Humann & DeLoach guide to inverts of the Caribbean. With a little more searching I found that S. pterophylla was transferred into the genus Larsonia - that's why it isn't listed in the paper you linked.
 
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