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The order   Coronatae   (  Scyphozoa  ) includes six families, of which   Nausithoidae   Haeckel, 1880 is the most diverse with 26 species. Along the Brazilian coast, three species of the genus    Nausithoe    Kölliker, 1853 have been recorded:    Nausithoe   atlantica    Broch, 1914,    Nausithoe   punctata    Kölliker, 1853, and    Nausithoe   aurea    Silveira &amp; Morandini, 1997. Living polyps ( n  = 9) of an unidentified nausithoid were collected in September 2002 off Arraial do Cabo (Rio de Janeiro, southeastern Brazil) at a depth of 227 m, and have been kept in culture since then. We compared these specimens with three species cultured in our laboratory:    Nausithoe   aurea    (from Ilhabela, São Paulo, Brazil),    Nausithoe   maculata    Jarms, 1990 (from Cuba and Puerto Rico), and    Nausithoe   werneri    Jarms, 1990 (from the Atlantic Ocean off Morocco and from the Mediterranean Sea). The criteria used for comparison were: main aspects of the morphology, life cycle, and DNA sequences (18S, 28S, and  COI ). The results indicate that the unidentified polyps belong to    N.   werneri   . Furthermore,    N.   aurea    is considered a junior synonym of    N.   maculata   .

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New record of    Nausithoe   werneri    (  Scyphozoa  ,   Coronatae  ,   Nausithoidae  ) from the Brazilian coast and a new synonymy for    Nausithoe   maculata