Chemistry, 07.01.2021 19:40, kayden1234thomp

Which correctly compares a jellyfish and a coral? They are both polyps and only reproduce asexually.
Only the jellyfish is a medusa, and it reproduces in two stages.
O They are both medusae, and they reproduce sexually and asexually.
O Only the jellyfish is a polyp, and it reproduces in a single stage.

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