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# Females open 50-200 gonopores lining their tails, releasing spores into the water.
# Males open their gonopores and extend out 20-100 hair-like stamens from their tails, each a filament topped with an adhesive cluster of the male’s genetic material.
# Male stamens sweep through the water, attempting to catch female spores.
# Cell division begins immediately on contact between female spores and male stamens, forming gametes.
# The male brings his tail into contact with the female’s, as each gamete-topped stamen gravitates towards a female’s gonopore and lodges in there, breaking free of the male’s body.
# Tail-to-tail contact is repeated for maximum implantation of gametes into the female tail.
# Each gonopore that received a gamete immediately seals itself, and begins to develop a jelly-like sack around the gamete as it develops into an embryo.