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To write: The manner in which sponges obtain food based on the knowledge of their body structure.
Introduction: Sponges are multicellular organisms. They are known as the simplest organisms because they lack nerves, muscles, internal organs, and tissues. Sponges have irregular body shapes and thus have no symmetry. Their appearance does not match with most of the animals.
Explanation of Solution
Sponges use their body organs to obtain food. It feeds livestock with some special feeding system. They do not have a
Thus, in this way sponges use their body structure to obtain food.
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