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Why don't protists (eg. sponges) need circulatory systems?
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None of their cells are in contact with their externl environment so that waste can not diffuse out of their bodies. |
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All of their cells are in contact with their external environment so that nutrients and oygen can diffuse into cells. |
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This is a misleading question because all animals have circulatory systems. |
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They are such simple animals that they don't need oxygen. |
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