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What is the free floating body form of Cnidarian a?
Medusa
What is a form of cnidarian that swims through water?
Medusae
What kind of form of a cnidarian attaches to a surface?
Polyp
What is attached body form of Cnidarian?
polyp
What is a form of cnidarian that attaches to a surface?
a crazy guy named Steve
What form of a cnidarian that attaches to a surface?
a crazy guy named Steve
What is a form cnidarian that attaches to a surface?
a crazy guy named Steve
What is the form of cnidarian that looks like a mushroom with tentacles?
Medusa
Do snakes form larvae or nymphs?
No they do not.
What plural form of larva?
The plural of the word larva is the Latin plural larvae.The English plural "larvas" is less commonly used.
What is the free-swimming adult form of a jellyfish called?
An adult swimming cnidarian is called a medusa.
What is the correct noun form of larva?
larvae
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