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Cnidaria - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Coelenterates are invertebrates. Unlike most fish and other water animals, they do not ... During the process of budding, an asexual form of reproduction, a budlike lump forms on the coelenterate's body. In a few days the bud has tentacles and a mouth. Eventually it drops off from the parent and takes up life on its own.
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Developmental and Cellular Biology of Coelenterates. Pp. 17-22. Elsevier/North Holland, New York. , AND G H. Thorp. 1979. The reproduction of Actinia equina ...
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Capable of either asexual or sexual reproduction, coelenterates are primitive invertebrates characterized by the radial symmetry typical of sessile, benthic filter feeders. In similarity to sponges, coelenterates are often colonial, but the tiny hydras are capable of living freely as individuals.
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