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The 15 pages that link to Jellyfish, each with the reason it gives.

• AnimalBroader topic: Jellyfish exemplify an early-branching animal lineage with organized tissues and nerve nets.

• Leatherback sea turtleRelated: Jellyfish make up much of the leatherback’s diet.

• Gastrovascular cavityBroader topic: Radial canals distribute nutrients from the central digestive region through the body.

• Common nameBroader topic: The name covers animals that are not all closely related and is not a formal taxonomic group.

• HydrozoaNarrower topic: Hydrozoans include some jellyfish, but the name also covers medusae outside Hydrozoa.

• Portuguese man o' warCompared with: The man o' war is often mistaken for a jellyfish but is a colonial siphonophore.

• Sea anemoneCompared with: Unlike the familiar medusa form, sea anemones remain polyp-shaped throughout their lives.

• Cone snailCompared with: Jellyfish venom delivery relies on microscopic stingers, not a propelled harpoon.

• SiphonophoreCompared with: Unlike a solitary jellyfish, a siphonophore divides body functions among integrated zooids.

• Nerve netBroader topic: Jellyfish combine diffuse neural networks with nerve rings that help coordinate swimming.

• Ocean sunfishRelated: Jellyfish and other gelatinous prey make up much of the sunfish’s diet.

• SalpCompared with: Salps may resemble jellyfish, but they are chordate tunicates rather than cnidarians.

• Chironex fleckeriNarrower topic: The familiar jellyfish body form provides the broader context for its distinctive box-shaped bell.

• Jellyfish as foodNarrower topic: The food is made from selected members of this diverse animal group.

• Turritopsis dohrniiNarrower topic: The species is a hydrozoan jellyfish, not a member of the familiar scyphozoan group.