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    The Presence of Amoeboid Cells and Fibers in the Mesoglea,as
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The Presence of Amoeboid Cells and Fibers in the Mesoglea,as

Question 44

Question 44

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The presence of amoeboid cells and fibers in the mesoglea,as well as lack of a velum,would indicate that a medusa was in the class


A) hydrozoa.
B) scyphozoa.
C) anthozoa.
D) ctenophora.
E) cubozoa.

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