Phylum – Porifera The Sponges

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Phylum – Porifera The Sponges                                            Copyright cmassengale

Taxonomy Kingdom – Animalia Subkingdom – Parazoa (lacks tissues) Phylum – Porifera (pores)

Characteristics Simplest of all animals Contain specialized cells but no other organization level Most are marine Saltwater sponges are brightly colored Freshwater sponges are small and dull green color Size – 2 meters to 2 cm

Characteristics Porifera means pore-bearing Water enters through pores bringing in food and oxygen Filter feeders on plankton Osculum – large opening at the top where excess water leaves

Water Flow Through the Sponge WATER OUT Water Flow Through the Sponge WATER IN Osculum

Water Flow Through Sponge

Characteristics Asymmetrical Sessile as adults (attach to rocks) Free-swimming larval stage called Dipleurula Also reproduce by fragmentation (pieces break off & form a new sponge)

Sponge Body Structure Inside body cavity of sponge is hollow Called the Spongocoel Have 2 cell layers: Outer epidermis Inner endoderm Jelly-like material between cell layers called mesenchyme

Choanocytes line the gastrovascular cavity & capture food Amebocytes digest & distribute food

Specialized Cells Choanocytes (collar cells) line inside of body cavity (spongocoel) Have flagella that spins to pull in water & food Collar traps plankton (food) from water Collar

Other Specialized Cells Amebocytes: Pick up food from choanocytes Finish digestion Move through the mesenchyme & take food to other cells

Skeletal Structure of the Sponge Skeleton made of network of protein fibers called Spongin Spicules are hard spear or star-shaped structures Spicules made of CaCO3 (limestone) or silica (glass)

Sponge Skeletons Silica Spicules Limestone Spicules SPONGIN

Sponge Skeletons VENUS FLOWER BASKET SPICULES

Sponge Reproduction Sponges can regenerate (regrow) lost body parts through mitotic cell division (asexual) Sponges also reproduce asexually by budding

Sponge releasing eggs & sperm Sponge Reproduction Sponges are hermaphrodites (produce both eggs & sperm) Sponges reproduce Sexually by releasing eggs & sperm into the water from the Osculum Cross-fertilize each other’s eggs Sponge releasing eggs & sperm

Surviving Harsh Conditions Gemmules are specialized buds made to survive harsh weather (hot or cold) Contain food, amebocytes, and a protective covering of spicules Released when a sponge dies Resist dessication (drying out) Become adult sponge conditions become favorable

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