Reproduction in at least some sponges is: A. asexual by budding B. asexual by gemmules C. sexual with both male and female sex cells in one individual D. two but not three of above are correct E. all of the choices are correct
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This means option A is correct. Sponges can also reproduce asexually through gemmules, which are resistant structures that can survive harsh conditions and later develop into a new sponge. This means option B is correct. Show more…
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