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Comb jellies swim by waving small short hairs known as ciliae. The ciliae are fused together in to small plates to form rows that are known as comb-rows, totaling eight in number and follow the length of the body. Interference in the thin cilia plates makes them shimmer with different colours. This is a result of that certain wavelengths in the reflected light are amplified, while others are subdued or extinguished. |
