Science, asked by aishvarya16, 10 months ago

is hydra unicellular ???

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Answered by rchandraghatgi

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Answer:

Yes it is unicellular, and belongs to the phyllum Cnidaria!

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Answered by Anonymous

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=>Hydra is a multicellular organism. It is not unicellular

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