Define/Explain: Medusa.
(N/A) Medusa is a free-swimming,umbrella-shaped body form found in the phylum Cnidaria (Coelenterata).
Examples include $Aurelia$ (jellyfish).
It is characterized by a mouth directed downwards and is primarily involved in sexual reproduction.
Examples include $Aurelia$ (jellyfish).
It is characterized by a mouth directed downwards and is primarily involved in sexual reproduction.
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