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COURSE I FIRST SEMESTER PHYLUM PORIFERA Pore bearing animals exhibiting multicellular organization Prof. S D Rathod
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Phylum porifera

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Sudesh Rathod

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COURSE I FIRST SEMESTER

PHYLUM PORIFERA

Pore bearing animals exhibiting multicellular organization

Prof. S D Rathod

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Poriferans Poriferans are pore bearing,

multicellular, radially symmetrical animals

Canal systems opening by ostia and osculum

Endoderm lined by choanocytes Endoskeleton made of spicules

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Diploblastic sponge

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Class – Calcaria

All sponges belonging to this class are marine, shallow water dwellers.

Their endoskeleton is made up of calcareous spicules.

Example - Leucosolenia

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Class – Hexactinellida

Spicules hexactinate marine, deep sea dwellers and

mostly solitary endoskeleton is made up of siliceous

spicules example - Euplectella

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Venus flower basket – Euplectella

deep sea dweller

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Class – Demospongia Mostly shallow water forms and

live organized and colonial, leuconoid canal system

Brightly colored and large in size Siliceous or calcareous spongine

fibres Example - Euspongia (Bath sponge)

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Bath sponge

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Sponges at sea

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