Triple

Target class: sessile jellyfish
Context triple: [Stauromedusae, instanceOf, sessile jellyfish]

• A. starfish
  A starfish is a marine invertebrate with a typically five-armed, star-shaped body that moves using tube feet and often regenerates lost limbs.
• B. rugose coral
  A rugose coral is an extinct order of solitary or colonial Paleozoic corals characterized by horn-shaped or wrinkled calcareous skeletons with well-defined internal septa.
• C. clownfish
  A clownfish is a small, brightly colored marine fish known for its orange-and-white stripes and symbiotic relationship with sea anemones in tropical coral reefs.
• D. marine alga
  A marine alga is a photosynthetic, typically aquatic organism that lives in saltwater environments and contributes to primary production and ecosystem structure in the ocean.
• E. cnidarian class chosen
  A cnidarian class is a taxonomic grouping within the phylum Cnidaria that encompasses organisms sharing similar body plans, life cycles, and specialized stinging cells (cnidocytes), such as jellyfish, corals, sea anemones, or hydroids.
• F. None of above.