Answer to Question #171280 in Zoology for kila

Question

during asexual reproduction of a cnidaria polyp, its body breaks apart, or strobilates, into tiny free swimming, immature organisms. which of the following best describes these new individuals?

Answer 1

Cnidarians can replicate asexually in two ways: by splitting their bodies in half and cloning themselves, or by creating buds that grow into mature clones of the parent.