Do Ctenophores, The sea gooseberry in particular, have sexual dimorphism?

Question

Sexual dimorphism is the difference in size or appearance between a male and female of that species.

Answer 1

With the exception of one genus, Ctenophores are hermaphrodites. Therefore the question of sexual dimorphism does not arise.

Answer 2

Um, I could be wrong here, but I thought that ctenophores were hermaphroditic, and produced both kinds of gametes at the same time. If this is the case, then the ctenophores would not exhibit sexual dimorphism.