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Description	Brooding Sea Anemone,Epiactis prolifera.The numerous young are seen on the pedal disk are derived from eggs fertilized in the digestive cavity. The motile larvae, after swimming out of the mouth, migrate down to the disk and becomes installed there until they become little anemones ready to move and be able to feed themselves.
Source	Photograped by Mila Zinkova in Northern California.
Date	2008
Author	Mila Zinkova
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current	02:51, 10 December 2007	1,536×1,152 (693 KB)	Mbz1 (Talk \| contribs)	({{Information \|Description=Asexual reproduction of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_anemone Sea Anemone].Sea anemone splits off sections of it basal discs, which then develop into new animals. At the image you could see a Sea Anemone with at leas)