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what r chaonocytes or collar cells..?​

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Collar cells Or Chinocytes are specialized flagellated cells that form the inner layer of the sponge's body wall which is also known as chynoderms. The collar cells are occur in sponges and help in nutrition, respiration, circulation, excretion and nutrition.

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what r chaonocytes or

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Choanocytes (also known

as "collar cells") are cells

that line the interior of

asconoid, syconoid and l

euconoid body type sponges

that contain a central flagellum,

or cilium, surrounded by a

collar of microvilli which are

connected by a thin membrane.

They make up Choanoderm,

a type of cell layer found in

sponges. The cell has the

closest resemblance to the

choanoflagellates which are

the closest related single celled

protists to the animal kingdom

(metazoans). The flagellae beat

regularly, creating a water

flow across the microvilli which

can then filter nutrients from

the water taken from the

collar of the sponge. Food

particles are then phagocytosed

by the cell.

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