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 The scyphistoma is a sessile, larval (non-reproductive) stage of
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  Aurelia
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 , which in time turns into a strobila. Scyphistoma sometime multiplies by budding from stolons. After some time scyphistoma undergoes transverse fission at its oral end, a process called strobilation.  .
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