Can anyone help me to identify these Jellyfishes?

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Keith M. Bayha

They both appear to be Chrysaora. The species name is ip in the air but I think C. calparea is there. Check out:

http://www.ib.usp.br/~acmorand/2010_Morandini_&_Marques_(revision%20Chrysaora)_smaller.pdf

Riyas Abdul

Chrysaora caliparea is the dominant chrysaora species in East and west coast of India. Reynaud(1880) identified this species from pondichery coast. Most of the chrysaora species identified from India may be Chrysaora caliparea.