Cnidaria - Class Hydrozoa

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I could be wrong but from what I read the polyps of a Man-O-War are not different species, but clones of the same individual just differentiated into different forms. It's not like a whole bunch of different organisms working in symbiosis, the final product is more like your own cells being differentiated clones. The difference comes from how the embryos developed into the organism; whether it took one embryo or a bunch of clones grouped together.

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fascinating. been casually researching siphoniphores because i want to create a fictional species with similar mechanisms.

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