Define/Explain: Polyp.
(N/A) $Polyp$ is a body form of $Cnidaria$ (coelenterates) that is sessile and cylindrical in shape.
Examples include $Hydra$ and $Adamsia$ (sea anemone).
It is typically attached to a substrate and may reproduce asexually.
Examples include $Hydra$ and $Adamsia$ (sea anemone).
It is typically attached to a substrate and may reproduce asexually.
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