sea anemone

Converse of object

• identify: I need help to identify a sea anemone I saw in my last dive.
• find: Find a sea anemone and wait quietly before placing your fingers gently close-by.
• eat: Many species of sea slug that eat sea anemones or hydroids, do it without activating their prey's stinging cells.
• contain: Sagartia troglodytes Many of the sandy pools contained the sea anemone Sagartia troglodytes although not in large numbers.

Adjective modifier

• British: A4 - I am fascinated by the reproductive habits of the British sea anemones.
• other: This orange color is diagnostic as it is not found in Metridium senile and other sea anemones of the NE Atlantic.
• small: It is a small sea anemone that has probably overlooked before or incorrectly identified.
• uncommon: This uncommon sea anemone is present locally but rarely found.
• rare: The stiller waters of the inner lagoon are home to the rare starlet sea anemone.
• tiny: The polyps behave like tiny sea anemones with stinging cells to capture the even smaller life in the plankton.

Noun used with modifier

• starlet: Dingle Marshes is one of only a handful of sites in England where the tiny starlet sea anemone is found.
• sediment-dwelling: There were also a few sediment-dwelling attachment type sea anemones discovered, although these were not Edwardsia ivelli.
• attachment: There were also a few sediment-dwelling attachment type sea anemones discovered, although these were not Edwardsia ivelli.
• type: There were also a few sediment-dwelling attachment type sea anemones discovered, although these were not Edwardsia ivelli.