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17 April, 15:50
What makes sponges unique among animals?
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Kiara Clarke
17 April, 15:51
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They are similar in the sense that they are multicellular, lack cell walls, and produce sperm cells. However they are unique as they lack true tissues and organs and have no body symmetry.
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