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Hydra vulgaris, the
fresh-
water polyp, is a
small freshwater hydroid with
length from 10 mm to 30 mm and
width about 1 mm. The
hydra have four to twelve...
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class Hydrozoa, the
polyps are
indeed often very simple, like the
common little fresh water species of the
genus Hydra.
Anthozoan polyps,
including the corals...
- "sleep",
although many of them have
pronounced circadian rhythms. The
fresh-
water polyp Hydra vulgaris and the
jellyfish C****iopea are
among the most primitive...
- of
neurons surrounding the
mouth [citation needed]
Hydra vulgaris (
fresh-
water polyp) 5,600
Megaphragma mymaripenne 7,400 Box
jellyfish 8,700–17,500 Adult...
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produces planula larvae.
These then dis****
widely and
enter a
sedentary polyp phase which may
include a****ual
budding before reaching ****ual maturity...
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Spotted gar Bony fish 400.1 302 38% XM_006640471.1
Hydra vulgaris Fresh-
water polyp Hydrozoa 855.3 305 38% XM_004206385.1
Chrysemys picta bellii Western...
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containing over 11,000
species of
aquatic invertebrates found both in
fresh water and
marine environments (predominantly the latter),
including jellyfish...
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californica California sea slug 782.7 MYA 2103 bp 49% 17.2%
Hydra vulgaris Fresh-
water polyp 855.3 MYA 1482 bp 46% 13.7%
Chrysemys picta bellii Western painted...
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aquatic plants or
animals to
other bodies of
water. Once
conditions become favorable, they
develop into
polyps again. "freshwater
jellyfish (Craspedacusta...
- in the
family Olindiidae. Like all
members of that family, they have a
polyp phase and a
medusa phase. The
genus is monotypic,
including only the species...
