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The 8 pages that link to Polyp (zoology), each with the reason it gives.

• CnidariaRelated: Corals, anemones, and hydras exemplify this common cnidarian form.

• JellyfishCompared with: Many jellyfish-producing species alternate between a swimming medusa and a settled polyp.

• HydrozoaRelated: Many hydrozoans live as polyps, sometimes forming colonies.

• Medusa (biology)Compared with: Many cnidarians alternate this attached form with a free-swimming medusa.

• Sea anemoneRelated: The sea anemone is a large, solitary polyp rather than a jellyfish-like medusa.

• AnthozoaBroader topic: Anthozoans retain this body form throughout their life cycle.

• Chrysaora fuscescensRelated: Its life cycle includes a small attached polyp stage.

• Turritopsis dohrniiBroader topic: The reversal produces this attached, feeding stage.