Cnidarians and ctenophores share which of the following characteristics?
Both Cnidaria and Ctenophora exhibit tissue level of organisation.
Alternation of polyp and medusa stages (metagenesis) is a phenomenon observed in Cnidaria (but not Ctenophora).
Ctenophores have colloblasts for anchorage and comb plates for locomotion. These structures are absent in cnidarians.