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- A choanosome is an inner region of a sponge, supported on the choanoskeleton, the structure that contains the choanocytes. Choanoderm Boury-Esnault, Nicole;...
- Together, they form the conulose openings. The sponge also contains a choanosomal skeleton, which consists of a dense, irregular mesh of polygons formed...
- based on microscopic examination of the ****ules in their skeleton. The choanosomal skeleton is composed of tornotes while the ectosomal skeleton consists...
- outer end. Longer tylostyles tapering gradually towards the end. The choanosomal skeleton is made of well-formed tracts of megascleres. They run vertically...
- megascleres consist of peripheral thinner subtylostyles and thicker choanosomal styles while the microscleres are exclusively anchorate chelae. Crambe...
- composed of an external wall sustained by triactines ****ules. There is no choanosomal skeleton. The aquiferous system is composed of a m**** of flagellated...
- microspined bases. The choanosomal (inner) skeleton is a rounded, triangular or square-meshed network of smooth or spined choanosomal styles, arranged singly...
- membrane. These take the form of slender oxeas (have pointed ends). The choanosomal skeleton is alveolate-reticulate. It is loose and irregular at the sponge...
- (spiny strongyles (megascleres with both ends rounded)) that form a choanosomal isotropic structure. The genus Ectyonancora, which contained two South...
- have stalks, a much branched habit of growth and an axially condensed choanosomal skeleton. They have an extra-axial skeleton of bundles of megascleres...