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Motile marine animals are
commonly called free-
swimming, and
motile non-parasitic
organisms are
called free-living.
Motility includes an organism's ability...
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Swimming is the self-propulsion of a
person through water, or
other liquid,
usually for recreation, sport, exercise, or survival.
Locomotion is achieved...
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International Aquatic Centre, he
decides to
continue his
swimming career and
compete on the
college level. In
Free! Dive to the ****ure,
Haruka attends Hidaka University...
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completed in 1912.
Swimming nude was required, but did not
appeal to all.: 11 In 1942 six
agencies in Plainfield, New
Jersey offered free swimming lessons at...
- the substrate, but many live
attached only as
juveniles and
become free-
swimming as adults.
There are only
about 700
living species of crinoid, but the...
- Like most
other hydrozoans, T.
dohrnii begin their lives as tiny,
free-
swimming larvae known as planulae. As a
planula settles down, it
gives rise to...
- on
studies of
their vertebral growth bands and the
growth rates of
free-
swimming sharks.
Whale sharks have very
large mouths and are
filter feeders,...
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which is a
major part of the
phylum Cnidaria.
Jellyfish are
mainly free-
swimming marine animals with umbrella-shaped
bells and
trailing tentacles, although...
- Sea
angels (clade Gymnosomata) are a
large group of
small free-
swimming sea slugs, not to be
confused with
Cnidarians (Jellyfish and
other similar creatures)...
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Free-living may
refer to: a non-parasitic, non-endosymbiotic
organism a non-sessile (or
free-
swimming)
organism This
disambiguation page
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