| Corymorpha typica | Bell “nearly pyriform, flat-topped”; mesoglea thin; main tentacle “about half as |
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| (Uchida, 1927)—M | long as bell height, thick, with a round terminal knob”; 3 elongated bulbs spreading |
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| abaxially over exumbrella, and bearing no tentacles. Japan (Kramp 1968:17) |
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| Corymorpha uvularis | Polyp briefly described in the original account. Gonophores possibly as fixed |
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| (Fraser, 1941)—P + G | sporosacs; “spherical, on a short pedicel, and shows no sign of tentacular |
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| processes”. Alaska (Fraser 1941: 80). Could be a junior synonym of C. |
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| groenlandica |
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| Corymorpha vacuola | A prominent apical projection with no apical canal; mesoglea rather thick; |
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| (Xu, Huang & Guo, 2012)—M | manubrium extending far beyond subumbrella; a large apical chamber filled with |
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| vacuolated cells; mouth circular; bulb of main tentacle large ovoid, tentacle bearing |
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| 30–40 abaxial nematocyst clusters besides the terminal one; 3 rudimentary bulbs |
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| with no tentacles, “each with an ectodermal abaxial spur armed with cnidocysts”. |
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| China Seas (Du et al. 2012: 514) |
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| Corymorpha valdiviae | Exumbrella with anastomosing tracks of nematocysts; a large, conical, apical |
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| (Vanhöffen, 1911)—M | chamber; main tentacle “short, twice bifurcated, without clusters of nematocysts; |
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| three other tentacles short, conical, all alike”. W of Sumatra (Kramp 1968: 15) |
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| Corymorpha verrucosa | Exumbrella with scattered, protruding patches comprising 20–30 nematocysts and |
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| (Bouillon, 1978b)—M | brown-yellowish pigment granules; mouth circular; 3 small marginal bulbs devoid |
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| of tentacles; 4 th bulb large, bearing the main tentacle provided with up to 30 abaxial |
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| nematocyst clusters (Bouillon 1978b: 265–266). Papua New Guinea, Taiwan Strait |
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| (Xu & Huang 2003: 139) |
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