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What are three specific adaptations that all animals inherited from cnidarians? (How did cnidarians evolve to be more “advanced” than sponges?
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What are three specific adaptations that all animals inherited from cnidarians? (How did cnidarians evolve to be more “advanced” than sponges?

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sexual selection or separation of two groups that caused isolation of one group and then it will breed more specific organisms.

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