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coelenterate

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coelenterate /coe·len·ter·ate/ (se-len´ter-āt)
1. pertaining or belonging to the Cnidaria.
2. any member of the Cnidaria.

coelenterate [se-len´ter-āt]
1. pertaining or belonging to the phylum cnidaria (Coelenterata).
2. an individual member of the phylum Cnidaria.

coelenterate
1. pertaining or belonging to Coelenterata.
2. an individual member of the phylum Coelenterata.


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