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Babyviv

1 year ago

An example of coelenterates is hydra

Truss

1 year ago

Yes, exactly — Hydra is a coelenterate.

To be specific, Hydra belongs to the phylum Cnidaria, which is the modern name for what used to be called Coelenterata. So, Hydra is a simple aquatic animal that:

Has radial symmetry

Possesses tentacles with stinging cells (cnidocytes)

Has a gastrovascular cavity with only one opening (serving as both mouth and anus)

Lives in freshwater (unlike many other cnidarians, which are marine)


So yes, Hydra is a classic example of a coelenterate (or cnidarian).

jay17

10 years ago

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Isomerism225

2 months ago

the option is wrong self
the correct answer is asmetytrica bo

Isomerism225

2 months ago

the option is wrong self
the correct answer is asmetytrical boby