Assertion: sponge | /r/HasProperty | sessile
Facets:
value: as adults
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: Sponges are sessile, they live in one place, where they are fixed to the ground.
text: While most sponges are sessile animals, few marine species can move across the bottom at miniscule speed of 1 to 4 millimeters per day.
text: All sponges are sessile aquatic animals, meaning that they attach to an underwater surface and remain fixed in place (i.e., do not travel).
text: Because sponges are sessile creatures (cannot move), they have evolved built-in chemical defenses to deter predation and enable them to compete with other organisms for living space.
text: They are attached to rocks and plants under the water so they are called sessile animals.
text: Sponges are sessile marine invertebrates that are considered to be the most basal and most “primitive” branch of the multicellular animals (Metazoa).
text: Sponges are sessile, they live in one place, where they are fixed to the ground.
text: All sponges are sessile (they are not able to move about) and aquatic animals.
text: Although sponges are sessile (meaning they don’t move, but they can manoeuvre a small amount to get themselves in a better position) they are animals, not plants.
text: Sponges are sessile, they live in one place, where they are fixed to the ground.
text: Sponges live in all depths of the sea, are sessile, and often form irregularly shaped colonies attached to an underwater surface.
text: Sponges are sessile ; they are attached to one place and do not move around.
text: In fact, they are sessile – that means they spend their entire lives in one spot.
text: Sponges live in all depths of the sea, are sessile, and often form irregularly shaped colonies attached to an underwater surface.
text: Sponges are sessile as adults and spend their lives attached to a fixed substrate.
text: All sponges are sessile (they are not able to move about) and aquatic animals.
text: While most sponges tend to be sessile animals, few marine species can move across the bottom at miniscule speed regarding 1 to 4 millimeters daily.
text: Featuring fascinating biodiversity and particularly unique adaptations, sponges are sessile aquatic animals found in both freshwater and saltwater environments at a full range of depths that span everything from tidal waters to deep-water environments of 8,800 meters or more.