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Sponges are one of the more colorful and abundant groups of animals, yet they are generally poorly known by students of biology. One reason for this is the difficulty of observing anatomy and behaviour in...
Sponges, previously classified as Parazoa, which demonstrate characteristics of unicellular organisms, are now shown to have some features of true metazoans. Uses time-lapse photography to show sponges’...
Looks at the basic structure and classification of sponges. Includes information of cell types, skeleton, body forms, restrictions to growth and the essential taxonomy of the phylum. Approximately three...
A video-based learning module on the biology of reef corals and sponges in Indonesia, incorporating the results of the Indonesian-Dutch Snellius II expedition. In six parts, covering reef corals, benthic...
Species specific reaggregation in dissociated sponge cells is shown in two species of sponges, ‘Haliclona occulata’ and ‘Microciona prolifera’. The dissociated cells appear to move randomly by the...
Demonstrates that the sponge represents one development of multi-cellularity in animals and shows some of the adaptations of the body plant of this primitive animal. Live photography, animation,...
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