In the Aurelia life cycle, how is a medusa of cnidarians?
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Aureila commonly called as jelly fish or moon jelly belongs to Class Scyophozoa of Phylum Cnidaria of Kingdom Animalia...
▶They are jelly fishes as they contain a large quantity of mesoglea...
▶They are solitary...
▶Only medusa form is present...
▶Mouth is surrounded by four oral arms...
▶Coelenteron is divided into four chambers and some channels .
▶Mesoglea contains amoebocytes ...
▶Cnidocytes occur in ectoderm and endoderm...
▶Germ cells are derived from the endoderm...
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Aureila commonly called as jelly fish or moon jelly belongs to Class Scyophozoa of Phylum Cnidaria of Kingdom Animalia...
▶They are jelly fishes as they contain a large quantity of mesoglea...
▶They are solitary...
▶Only medusa form is present...
▶Mouth is surrounded by four oral arms...
▶Coelenteron is divided into four chambers and some channels .
▶Mesoglea contains amoebocytes ...
▶Cnidocytes occur in ectoderm and endoderm...
▶Germ cells are derived from the endoderm...
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Answer:The medusa stage of the jellyfish reproduce sexually. ... The polyps then reproduce asexually and bud into ephyrae which later turn into medusa. However, Aurelia typically reproduce when there are too many nutrients in the surrounding waters (2).
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