12. In the phylogeny below, circle the following: (Label "A") The least inclusive clade that contains Rugosa and Tabulata. (Label "B") The least inclusive clade that contains Scyphozoa and Scleractinia Bilateria Cnidaria -Porifera -Choanoflagellates -Funghi Hydrazoa Scyphozoa Octocoralli -Scleractinia -Rugosa - Tabulata

12. In the phylogeny below, circle the following: (Label "A") The least inclusive clade that contains Rugosa and Tabulata. (Label "B") The least inclusive clade that contains Scyphozoa and Scleractinia Bilateria Cnidaria -Porifera -Choanoflagellates -Funghi Hydrazoa Scyphozoa Octocoralli -Scleractinia -Rugosa - Tabulata

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

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Chapter28: Invertebrates

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 9RQ: While collecting specimens, a marine biologist finds a sessile Cnidarian. The medusas that bud from...

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