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Why do you think a sponged is classified as n animal?

Because there are living cells in it(Ocean Sponges)


Why were sponges first classified as pants?

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What do Early scientists classified sponges as?

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Why are sponges considered animals?

Sponges are considered animals because they are multicellular organisms that lack cell walls, have specialized cells, and are capable of consuming food to obtain energy. They also have a simple body structure and are classified as part of the animal kingdom.


Do the coral and sponges belong to the animal kingdom?

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What animal are is a porifera?

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Why did early naturalists mistake sponges for plants instead of animals?

Early naturalists mistakenly classified sponges as plants instead of animals because sponges lack typical animal characteristics such as organs, tissues, and mobility. Additionally, sponges were often found attached to rocks or other surfaces, resembling plants rooted in the ground. This led to the initial confusion in classification.


What animal features do sponges share with all other animals?

Sponges are made up of two different types of organisms - one type are plantae, the other anamalia. Although it is debatable, sponges are classified as anamalia because part of them is animal.


The phylogenetic tree of animals began with the sponges. True or false?

False the tree of animals began with the human the human is classified as a animal even though it can talk walk and hold things.


What animal looks more like a plant than a animal?

they are sponges


What kind of animal belongs to porifera?

Sponges


Why are sponges classified as sponges and not plants?

Sponges are classified as animals, specifically within the phylum Porifera, due to their unique cellular organization and lack of true tissues and organs, which distinguishes them from plants. They are heterotrophic, meaning they obtain nutrients by filtering water for food particles, unlike plants that produce their own food through photosynthesis. Additionally, sponges have a simple body structure characterized by porous bodies and specialized cells, further emphasizing their animal characteristics. Their reproductive and developmental processes also align more closely with those of animals than with plants.