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What type of body plan is found in sponges?

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Sponge has three different body plans: asconoid, synconoid, and leuconoid. Sponge feeding is highly dependent on some specialized cells in the organism, such as choanocytes, amoebic cells, and porosite. 11th. 2015 г.



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