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METAZOANS
"# Divided into three Branches:
Mesozoa  (Branch & Phylum):
"""Missing link"" between the Protists
Two Classes of: Mesozoa
1. Rhombozoa (Spinning top shape)EG(cuttlefishes; squids; octopuses)2. Orthonectida (Straight swimmer)
Parazoans
Phylum: Placozoa (Plate animal); # Phylum: Porifera (Sponges a.k.a. pore bearing animals)
Placozoa (Plate animal);
"Single species phylum: Trichoplax adhaerens;
Porifera (Sponges a.k.a. pore bearing animals)
"Calcarea ( Calcispongiae) a.k.a. Lime Sponges
General Characteristics of Poriferans
"It can express radial symmetry or none at all;
Cell Types Associated with a "Typical Sponge".
"1. Pinacocytes: cells associated with the Pinacoderm (epidermal-like cells)
Reproductive cells
Fission;  regeneration; Buds; Gemmules; production of Sperms &/or Eggs
Sclerocytes (blasts)
Produce & secrete spicules (internal support)
Spongocytes (blasts)
Produce & secrete spongin fibers (internal support)
Collencytes (blasts)
Produce & secrete fibrilar collagen (internal support) **
Lophocytes (blasts)
Produce & secrete fibrilar collagen, but in greater abundance **
Asconoid
Flagellated spongocoels: Represents the simplest type of water flow
Syconoid
Flagellated canals: Represent the next higher order organization;Prosopyle, which are tiny openings that channel water into radial canals;---> Choanocytes
Leuconoid 
Flagellated chambers: Represents the most complex array of water ways of all of the sponges
Types of Skeleton Components
"• Proteinaceous (Mesohyl) : Composed of: Spongin; Spiculin; Fibrilar collagen; Filaments