Chirodropida

E401836

Chirodropida is an order of box jellyfish known for their cube-shaped bells and potent venom, found primarily in tropical and subtropical marine waters.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Chirodropida canonical 1
Chirodropida sensu lato 1
Chirodropidae 1

Statements (43)

Predicate Object
instanceOf order of cnidarians
taxonomic rank
belongsToGroup box jellyfish
bodySymmetry radial symmetry
class Cubozoa
commonName box jellyfish
containsTaxon Chironex fleckeri
surface form: Chironex

Chiropsalmus
Chiropsella
Meteorona
describedAs highly venomous cubozoans
distribution Australian coastal waters
Indo-Pacific Ocean
Southeast Asian coastal waters
environmentalPreference warm waters
feedingType carnivorous
habitat marine waters
subtropical marine waters
tropical marine waters
hasCharacteristic complex eyes on rhopalia
cube-shaped bell
potent venom
tentacles grouped on pedalia
hasCnidocytes nematocysts
kingdom Animalia
lifeCycleStage medusa stage
polyp stage
locomotion jet propulsion
notableSpecies Chironex fleckeri
phylum Cnidaria
prey crustaceans
small fish
reproduction alternation of generations
researchField marine biology
toxinology
riskToHumans medically significant stings
sensorySystem image-forming eyes
light-sensitive ocelli
taxonRank order
venomEffect can cause fatalities in humans
can cause severe pain in humans
cardiotoxic
neurotoxic

Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Cubozoa containsOrder Chirodropida
Cubozoa containsOrder Chirodropida
this entity surface form: Chirodropida sensu lato
Chironex fleckeri family Chirodropida
this entity surface form: Chirodropidae