Phylum Porifera Lab

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1. Embedded in the skeleton are _______, which are flagellated cells which produce water currents to bring food through the pores. 
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This quiz is all about the members of the phylum Porifera, which are multicellular organisms which have bodies full of pores and channels which allow water to circulate through them. They are commonly known as sponges.

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2. Sponges have true organ systems 

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They function entirely on a cellular level of organization.

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3. Sponges are _________ (non-moving), _______ feeding organisms. 
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4. Sponges are _________ and can reproduce sexually and asexually. 
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5. The _____________ body type is the most efficient and has the most surface area of the three types. 
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6. Sponges are _____ (multicellular animals), but not ______ (animals with true tissues).
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7. Which body form is the least common and least efficient in terms of filtration.
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Embedded in the skeleton are _______, which are flagellated cells...
Sponges have true organ systems 
Sponges are _________ (non-moving), _______ feeding organisms. 
Sponges are _________ and can reproduce sexually and asexually. 
The _____________ body type is the most efficient and has the most...
Sponges are _____ (multicellular animals), but not ______ (animals...
Which body form is the least common and least efficient in terms of...
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