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  1. The hydroid Hydractinia: a versatile, informative cnidarian representative.Uri Frank, Thomas Leitz & Werner A. Müller - 2001 - Bioessays 23 (10):963-971.
    The Cnidaria represent the most ancient eumetazoan phylum. Members of this group possess typical animal cells and tissues such as sensory cells, nerve cells, muscle cells and epithelia. Due to their unique phylogenetic position, cnidarians have traditionally been used as a reference group in various comparative studies. We propose the colonial marine hydroid, Hydractinia, as a convenient, versatile platform for basic and applied research in developmental biology, reproduction, immunology, environmental studies and more. In addition to being a typical cnidarian representative, (...)
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