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The neuronal network of the hydrozoan polyp Coryne sp. contains RFamide-positive neurons. Within the body column, these neurons are centralized in a basal ring and a distal field of ganglionic cells surrounding the peristome. The capitate tentacles are traversed by thick RFamide-positive neurites. Their pericarya are centralized in the knobby heads of the tentacles, forming a brightly fluorescing plaque after immunolabeling with an antibody against the RFamide sequence. Numerous dendrite-like extensions project from these cells towards the cell bodies of the nematocytes. The possible role of these dendrites in communication between adjacent nematocytes is discussed.

Occurrence and Distribution of RFamide-Positive Neurons Within the Polyps of Coryne sp. (Hydrozoa, Corynidae)