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grade of construction

complexity and type of construction

asconoid

body wall not folded, choanocytes only present in central spongocoel, only one osculum

synconoid

body wall folds to create channels lined with choanocytes, spongocoel lined by pinacocytes

leuconoid

thick body, many tiny chambers lined with choanocytes, complex series of channels

Calcarea

class containing all 3 grades of construction, spicules made of CaCO3, 2, 3, or 4-pointed

Hexactinellida

class containing syconoid construction, spicules 6-pointed and made of SiO2

Demospongiae

class containing leuconoid construction, support is spongin fibers or SiO2 spicules with 2, 3, or 4 points

osculum

opening that filtered water flows out through

choanocyte

flagellated cell that generates current and filters seawater through collar

pinacocyte

flat cells on outside of sponge that contract and can generate collagen

ostia

tiny openings into choanocyte-lined channels

spongocoel

opening in center of sponge

pores

openings water flows through before entering ostia (S and L grade sponges only)

spongin

protein that is responsible for support structures in some Demospongiae