Is there difference between a male and female jellyfish?

Answer 1

females are small and males are big.

EDIT: Jellyfish are both male and female (uni-sexual, hermaphrodite or homosexual), meaning they each have the ability to release both sperm and eggs into the water for fertilization and reproduction. It has absolutely nothing to do with their size.

Answer 2

Jellyfishes species are said to be unisexual (with masculine and feminine forms) or bisexual (called also hermaphrodite). When jellyfish are extracted from the main one, the offspring is born with homozygous alleles. Which means having two of same traits of the body. Homo=same. Jellyfish are confusing, because its hard to tell. They are both male and female

Answer 3

Yes, jellyfish can be asexual, although they are primarily sexual. They reproduce asexually by budding. A polyp (which cannot move) forms on their body or foot. The polyp eventually forms medusae through more asexual reproduction, which are free swimming and eventually grow into adult jellyfish. Jellyfish which do this are often bottom dwelling. .....=) Mr mally's class is the sh!t if u are reading this

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Answer 4

The Jellyfish group of creatures are a very complicated lot and far beyond any ordinary person like me to describe here. Check out the link below. There is heaps of info there. http://www.aquarium-berlin.de/en/experience/animal-highlights/jellyfish-breeding.html

Answer 5

It's easy. The male look more dull and more bigger than the female. The female are beautiful. But if there small, the male would be smaller.

Answer 6

Why yes in fact, they can be asexual. They do so by a process called budding. :3

Answer 7

They're called jellyfishes.