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question 1
what type of symmetry do sponges have?
asymmetry
radial
bilateral

Explanation:

• Asymmetry: Sponges lack a definite shape or symmetry pattern in many cases. Their body structure does not conform to radial (like a starfish with body parts arranged around a central axis) or bilateral (like humans with a left - right symmetry) symmetry.
• Radial: Radial symmetry is characterized by body parts arranged around a central axis. Sponges do not have this organized, repeating pattern around a central point.
• Bilateral: Bilateral symmetry implies a left - right symmetry. Sponges do not have a distinct left and right side with mirror - image body parts.

Answer:

Asymmetry