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What is a free-swimming jellyfish-like and often umbrella-shaped sexual stage in the life cycle of a cnidarian also a jellyfish or hydra?

medusa


How does solitary freshwater hydra move?

They don't move because they do not have a medusoid stage of life cycle. They expel their gametes into the environment to form a another polyp when eggs are fertilized through a planular larva


Is it true the polyp phase dominates in the animal life cycle in scyphozoa?

It is wrong as Medusa stage is dominent in Scyphozoa .


What are the two phases if coelenterates?

The two phases in the life cycle of coelenterates are the polyp stage and the medusa stage. The polyp stage is characterized by a tubular body with tentacles facing upwards, while the medusa stage is characterized by a bell-shaped body with tentacles facing downwards. These two stages alternate in the life cycle of coelenterates.


What is the difference between the life cycle of a butterfly and the life cycle of a human?

You really cannot compare the cycle of a butterfly to a hydra because a hydra is a fictional character from mythology. A hydra is a multiple headed monster.


What major difference distinguishes the life cycles of hydrozoans and anthozoans?

One major difference is that hydrozoans typically exhibit both medusa and polyp stages in their life cycle, while anthozoans only have a polyp form. Hydrozoans can undergo alternation of generations, switching between medusa and polyp forms, while anthozoans remain primarily as polyps throughout their life cycle.


What is the dispersive stage of sponges?

medusa, the polyp is the sessile stage


Who was Medusa married to?

Medusa wasn't married, but she was Poseidon's girlfriend at one stage.


Who Medusa married to?

Medusa wasn't married, but she was Poseidon's girlfriend at one stage.


Who is the Animal that does not show locomotion in adult stage?

HYDRA


How does the alternation of generations in cnidarians impact their reproductive cycle and life cycle?

The alternation of generations in cnidarians involves two different stages in their life cycle: a polyp stage and a medusa stage. This impacts their reproductive cycle by allowing for both asexual reproduction through polyps and sexual reproduction through medusae. This cycle helps cnidarians adapt to different environments and maximize their reproductive success.


How do hydras differ from other cnidarians the class Hydrozoa?

Most hydras alternate between an asexual polyp stage and a sexual medusa stage, though the best-known Hydrozoan, Hydra, never becomes a medusa, spending its whole life as a polyp.