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External outgrowth develops into a tiny individual which eventually detaches and grows to adult.
a) fragmentation and regeneration
b) gemmulation
c) budding
d) all of these
Body form with single osculum but thicker body wall because of infolding
a) syconoid
b) asconoid
c) leuconoid
d) paranoid
Which form of reproduction does not allow for greater variation?
a) internal fertilization
b) gemmulation
c) external fertilization
d) all of the above
Body form with many choanocyte lined cavities joined by multiple canals
a) leuconoid
b) syconoid
c) asconoid
d) both leuconoid and syconoid
Organisms that eat sponges
a) humans
b) reindeer
c) certain insect larvae
d) tadpoles
This reproductive form employed by sponges allows for survival through dry or cold periods
a) internal fertilization
b) fragmentation
c) gemmulation
d) budding
This reproductive strategy allows for a large population of offspring with very little investment.
a) internal fertilization
b) external fertilization
c) fragmentation
d) all of these are correct
Which of the following are consumed by sponges
a) tiny fish
b) bacteria
c) organic matter (waste)
d) sponges consume all of these
Which of the following does NOT describe the Phylum Porifera?
a) sessile adults
b) autotrophs
c) filter feeders
d) multicellular
Which of the following does NOT apply to the Phylum Porifera
a) well-organized tissues
b) sometimes carnivorous
c) metazoans
d) efficient filtering helps coral reefs thrive
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