(invertebrate zoology) A phylum of the Radiata whose members typically bear tentacles and possess intrinsic nematocysts. Also known as Coelenterata.
Cnidaria
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 | Coelenterata (in zoology) |
| nematocysts |
| Anthozoa |
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- Coelenterata (in zoology)
- nematocysts
- Anthozoa
- Ptychodactiaria (invertebrate zoology)
