Which of the dimorphism body forms of Cnidaria is the Hydra?

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Nyema asked Nov 13, 2022

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Which of the dimorphism body forms of Cnidaria is the Hydra?

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Two distinct body plans are found in Cnidarians: the polyp or tuliplike “stalk” form and the medusa or “bell” form. An example of the polyp form is found in the genus Hydra

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