Sponges 20/9 replicate a bubbling mud pool

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Sponges 20/9 replicate a bubbling mud poolThis guide introduces amateur naturalists, divers and biologists to sponge species commonly encountered in southern Australia, including information on identification, biology, defences and associations with other animals. Sponges occur in all oceans of the world and have lived there for at least 600 million years. They help clean our seas, are experts at chemical warfare, and can even rebuild themselves after being torn apart. They come in all shapes