These organisms have sclerocytes that generate their spicules, part of their asconoid or syconoid bodies.
These organisms have sclerocytes that generate their spicules, part of their asconoid or syconoid bodies. Made of a gelatinous substance called mesohyl, these organisms are the only animals to display no symmetry, and all examples are sessile in adulthood. They feed from the water that flows through their (*) osculum; in many cases, that flow is generated by flagellated cells called choanocytes (koh-AA-noh-"sites"). Name these simplest animals that make up phylum porifera.
These organisms have sclerocytes that generate their spicules, part of their asconoid or syconoid bodies.
{sponge}s [or {porifera} before mentioned]