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Kadyn Bowen
3 July, 22:22
How do cnidaria feed, move, and reproduce
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Joseph Lucas
3 July, 23:42
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Cnidarians do not have true organs, however. Reproduction is by asexual budding (polyps) or sexual formation of gametes (medusae, some polyps). The result of sexual reproduction is a larva, which can swim on its own.
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