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Gonozooid

A gonozooid is any of the reproductive individuals of tunicate, bryozoan, or hydrozoan colonies that produce gametes. Gonozooids may play a role in labour division or in alternation of generations. A gonozooid typically has hardly any other function than reproduction, amounting to little more than a motile gonad.

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Hydractinia symbiolongicarpusMorphologicalDoliolum nationalisOvaAsexual reproduction
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Roles of gonozooid individuals in the life cycle

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TunicateBryozoanHydrozoanGametesLabour division
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Gonozooid

Nodes26
Edges25
Triples31
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.076923
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Gonozooid

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related to Doliolum nationalis · 7
Gonozooid → Doliolum, In, It, The, They, This, Through
related to Division of labour · 5
Gonozooid → As, Each, Hydractinia, In, The
related to Hydractinia symbiolongicarpus · 5
Gonozooid → Even, Hydractinia, Polyps, The, They
related to Celleporella hyalina · 4
Gonozooid → Another, Celleporella, Male, The
related to Sexual/asexual reproduction frequencies · 4
Gonozooid → Higher, In, The, This

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gonozooids reproduction colony produce alternation labour colonies generations hydractinia symbiolongicarpus life cycle asexual frequencies individuals division examples tunicate bryozoan gametes

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Hydractinia symbiolongicarpusinstance ofRoles of gonozooid individuals in the life cycleDivision of labourIn animals0.80text
gonozooids are part of a colonyinstance ofRoles of gonozooid individuals in the life cycleDivision of labourIn animals0.80text
feedinginstance ofallowing more energy and resources to be used for other tasks0.80text
defenseinstance ofallowing more energy and resources to be used for other tasks0.80text
Hydractinia symbiolongicarpusinstance ofDivision of labourIn animals0.80text
gonozooids are part of a colonyinstance ofDivision of labourIn animals0.80text
Gonozooidrelated to Celleporella hyalinaAnother0.60section
Gonozooidrelated to Celleporella hyalinaCelleporella0.60section
Gonozooidrelated to Celleporella hyalinaMale0.60section
Gonozooidrelated to Celleporella hyalinaThe0.60section
Gonozooidrelated to Division of labourIn0.60section
Gonozooidrelated to Division of labourHydractinia0.60section

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