Which of these invertebrates have asymmetric Sponges’ porous bodies help them to
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make food...
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Biology, 12.03.2021 02:30 kordejah348
Which of these invertebrates have asymmetric Sponges’ porous bodies help them to
A
make food from the sun.
B
poison their prey.
C
capture food.
D
reproduce.
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