Reference List

This list includes references used to derive specimen records.

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Ref IDTypeAuthorDateTitle
14261 Web PageAnonymous2004A time-line of the Phyllorhiza punctata occurrence in the northern Gulf of Mexico.
1961 NewsAssociated Press.2001Exotic jellyfish that devours fish eggs found near Melbourne.
18077 Journal ArticleBarord, G.J., W.M. Graham, and K.M. Bayha2007First report of the invasive medusa, Phyllorhiza punctata von Lendenfeld (1884) in Galveston Bay, Texas.
1929 Web PageBernice Pauahi Bishop Museum.2000Pearl Harbor Legacy Project.
26266 DatabaseCalifornia Department of Fish and Game.2009California Aquatic Non-native Organism Database (CANOD).
856 Journal ArticleCarlton, J.T., and J.B. Geller1993Ecological roulette: the global transport of nonindigenous marine organisms
14258 Journal ArticleCutress, C.E.1973Phyllorhiza in the tropical Atlantic.
41942 NewsGalvan, J.E. 2023Invasive species from down under washes up on Texas beach
33655 Journal ArticleGarcía, J.R., and E. Durbin1993Zooplanktivorous predation by large scyphomedusae Phyllorhiza punctata (Cnidaria:Scyphozoa) in Laguna Joyuda
14259 Journal ArticleGraham, W.M., D.L. Martin, D.L. Felder, V.L. Asper, and H.M. Perry2003Ecological and economic implications of a tropical jellyfish invader in the Gulf of Mexico.
14076 BookHawaii Biological Survey.2001Guidebook of Introduced Marine Species of Hawaii.
33645 Journal ArticleLarson, R.J., and A.C. Arneson1990Two medusae new to hte coast of Claifornia: Carybdea marsupialis (Linnaeus, 1758), a Cubomeduca and Phyllorhiza punctata von Lendenfeld, 1884, a Rhizostome Scyphomedusa
41930 Web PagePadre Island National Seashore2023Asutralian Spoted Jellyfish
14262 Conference ProceedingsPerry, H.M., T. Van Devender, W. Graham, D. Johnson, K. Larsen, and C. Trigg2000Diaphanous denizens from down under: first occurrence of Phyllorhiza punctata in Mississippi coastal waters
18731 NewsWaymer, J.2009Australian jellyfish back in Brevard.
41931 NewsWilletts, M.2023‘Not-so-welcome’ creature washes up on Texas beach. It may have sneaked over on ship


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