I'm guessing there is quite alot. I mean, I don't know, but the Earth does have alot of everything, like fish ecetera, so I wouldn't be suprised if there were quite alot (as I said beforehand).
Obelia
introduction about obelia
polyp and medusa
"Asterios Polyp" by David Mazzucchelli has a total of 344 pages.
A hydranth (feeding polyp) will have a hypostome, mouth and tentacles. A gonangium (reproductive polyp) will have medusa buds and gonotheca. The medusa buds will become free swimming Medusa to sexually reproduce by the female releasing an egg and the male releasing haploid sperm. After fertilization, the zygote develops into a ciliated, swimming planula larva which will settle to the ocean floor attaching itself to the substrate. A new generation of polyps then begins to form through asexual budding.
It is a polyp. Good question!
hydra obelia
feeding
Rocky substrates where the polyp form of the jellyfish develop.
Polyp
An esophageal pedunculated polyp is a growth that occurs within the throat. This type of growth often can be found hanging in the esophagus from what is known the root of the polyp. This root has been known to strangle off the vocal cords in many individuals that develop this type of polyp.
multicelled