How are cnidarians different from sponges?

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the answer is C

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Yinyueyouge answered Jan 22, 2020

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Cnidarians have groups of similar cells that work together as tissues, while sponges have no tissues, only disconnected regions of specialized cells.

Mumin Ka answered Jan 26, 2020

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