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explain transportation in cnidarians​

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Answered by thashmitha32
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Cnidaria do not have a circulatory system simply because it is not needed; all cells are in contact with the water, which contains oxygen and nutrients. ... The cells undertake a process of diffusion to transport the oxygen, nutrients and waste in and out of the organism.

Answered by Anonymous
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Cnidaria do not have a circulatory system simply because it is not needed; all cells are in contact with the water, which contains oxygen and nutrients. The cells undertake a process of diffusion to transport the oxygen, nutrients and waste in and out of the organism.

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