Biology, asked by aharshika, 5 months ago

sponges are multicellular​

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Answered by charisma47
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sponge is, in essence, a multicellular organism with no organs or tissues, but with specialized cells, which distinguishes it from small multicellular protists.

Answered by prachi12782
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no they are cellular that means they are not multicellular

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