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What is the function of a nematocyst? a. Digestion b. Locomotion c. Sensory perception d. Prey capture
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A nematocyst, also called cnidocyte, is a secretory organelle of organisms such as jellyfish that fire a toxin towards the pray of the animal.
the correct answer is d. prey capture.
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