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	'''Hydroida''' is an obsolete ]n ] which united such animals as ], ], and many marine attached ]. However, the group is ] and not composed from close relatives. But for the largest part, this group makes up what today is usually considered the ] ] (or Hydroidolina) which also includes the colonial jellies of the ] which were not part of the Hydroida.

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	The "hydroid" cnidarians typically which grow up into large, elegantly branched forms. All the ] of a colony are ] produced from one parent zooid.
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	Examples of "hydroids" are:
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	*'']'', the freshwater "jellyfish"
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	*'']'' of the suborder ], the crystal jelly- a ] jellyfish.

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