Common jellyfish
A species of Moon jellies, Also known as Moon jelly Scientific name : Aurelia aurita Genus : Moon jellies
Common jellyfish, A species of Moon jellies
Also known as:
Moon jelly
Botanical name: Aurelia aurita
Genus: Moon jellies
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In 1991, more than 2000 common jellyfish were launched to space on the space shuttle Columbia as part of a study on the effects of gravity on development. Common jellyfish is a very abundant jellyfish with worldwide distribution. It moves by pulsations and is a common prey to various predators due to its high fatty acid content. A fluorescent protein with industrial applications has been isolated from this species.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Cnidarians Class
Jelly fish Order
Flag-mouth jellies Family
Ulmarid jellies Genus
Moon jellies Species
Common jellyfish 
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