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Select all of the examples of variations in the typical cnidarian life cycle. - Polyp and medusae play...

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Select all of the examples of variations in the typical cnidarian life cycle.
- Polyp and medusae play different roles
- Sexual and asexual reproduction occur in the polyp stage of sea anemones and corals
- A missing polyp stage in colonial hydroids
- Conspicuous medusoid phase and larval polypoid stage in scyphozoans

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  1. Polyp and medusae play different roles: This is a typical variation in the cnidarian life cycle, where polyps and medusae have distinct functions.

  2. Sexual and asexual reproduction occur in the polyp stage of sea anemones and corals: This is a variation seen in some cnidarians.

  3. A missing polyp stage in colonial hydroids: This is a variation where the polyp stage is absent.

  4. Conspicuous medusoid phase and larval polypoid stage in scyphozoans: This is a variation in the life cycle of scyphozoans.

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