Across
- 6. Class of sponge which lives in deep water and has no color.
- 10. The most plentiful of sponges in the ocean.
- 12. The opening at the top of some sponges where water exits.
- 13. The rigid skeletal structure of a sponge.
- 14. Class of sponge which integrates calcium into its tissues.
- 15. How a sponge eats
- 16. The specialized cells in a sponge which create the surface of a sponge.
Down
- 1. How sponges are classified.
- 2. The Specialized cells in a sponge which create the pores or canals.
- 3. When a sponge creates egg or sperm and lets the ocean make little sponge babies.
- 4. When a sponge regenerated from a peice.
- 5. The specialized cells in a sponge which make water move through.
- 7. The specialized cells in a sponge which move and become all the other types of cell to allow a sponge to grow or repair damaged tissue.
- 8. These special bacteria give the sponge its color and are also thought to regulated nitrogen levels on reefs.
- 9. Means mature sponges cannot move.
- 11. The flexible skeletal structure of a sponge