Question

this is a sea anemone, which belongs to phylum cnidaria. what term do we use to describe this animal’s body form? asymmetrical polyp medusa

Explanation:

Cnidarians have two main body forms: polyp and medusa. Sea anemones have a polyp body form, which is typically sessile (attached to a surface), cylindrical, with a mouth/anus at the top surrounded by tentacles. Asymmetrical is incorrect for cnidarians (they are radially symmetrical), and medusa is the free - swimming, bell - shaped form (like jellyfish), not sea anemones.

Answer:

B. polyp