Definition: Cnidaria are a group of marine animals that belong to the phylum Cnidalia, which also includes various types of sea anemones and corals. They have a wide range of structures including a skeleton, exoskeleton, and appendages like tentacles, siphons, and gills. These creatures play a crucial role in the food chain by assisting in the growth, reproduction, and survival of other marine life.
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