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Geographers... There are many kinds of geographers, however, like cartographers for example. Cartographers are geographers that make and study maps. (Cartography = study of maps)
There is only one type of zoologist; the zoologist.Zoologists study Animals.But then there are scientists that study specific animals.Such as:Entomologists: study insects.Herpetologists: study reptiles and amphibians.Mammalogists: specialize in mammals.Ornithologists: study birds.However, the scientist that studies sponges is called a Marine Biologist because the sponge is a marine animal.Marine Bioologists study ocean plants and animals.There are also Marine Biologists that specify in specific marine life.Such as:Malacologists: study mollusks, like snails and clams.Ichthyologists: specialize in fish.A scientist that studies sponges would be a Spongiologist.Yes, sponges are living creatures.
study of sponges
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Add geneticist, trying to decode their genome. A paleontologist and maybe a palebontonist.
Relative age of the rocks and the Paleo environment.
Bacteria, yeast, sponges
Early scientists classified sponges as plants because of their stationary nature and lack of obvious sensory organs. It was not until the 18th century that sponges were recognized as animals due to their ability to move, feed, and reproduce like other animals.
The study of sponges is called Spermitology, orgination is from greek tradition of sponge study
Sponges provide many kinds of information:Studying different kinds of animals is just interesting because they're so different from usStudying how sponges live teaches you some of the ways that our bodies stay aliveStudying how sponges survive in the ocean teaches you to respect and care for the ocean and the plants and animals that live thereStudying how sponges are part of the ecosystem teaches you that every living thing is important
Scientists classify sponges based on their body structure, specifically the presence of pores through which water flows for feeding and gas exchange. Additionally, they consider the type of skeleton sponges have, whether it's made of calcium carbonate, silica, or spongin fibers.