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- was later found by Vacelet that sclerosponges occur in different classes of Porifera. That means that sclerosponges are not a closely related (taxonomic)...
- that lie completely outside their organic components. For example, sclerosponges ("hard sponges") have m****ive calcium carbonate exoskeletons over which...
- sponge hypothesis admitted that sclerosponges and stromatoporoids were not identical in structure; for example, sclerosponges have ****ules while true Paleozoic...
- organisms, and sponges were the only reef-builders until the Ordovician. Sclerosponges still ****ist corals building modern reefs, but like coralline algae...
- calcium carbonate basal skeletons, the so-called coralline sponges or sclerosponges. The biomineralizing CAs used by carbonate-producing demosponges are...
- well as in the subtropics of the Bahamas. Calcifibrospongiidae are sclerosponges, with a basal skeleton made out of calcium carbonate, which encloses...
- found in demosponges, and the only sponges that use aragonite are the sclerosponges, whose soft bodies cover hard, often m****ive skeletons made of either...
- study based on 300-years-long temperature records preserved in Caribbean sclerosponge carbonate skeletons shows industrial-era warming already began in the...
- Willardia caicosensis is a species of deep sea sclerosponge (coralline sponge) from the Turks and Caicos Islands. It was first described by Philippe Willenz...
- which are represented by single extant species. This family contains sclerosponges (corraline sponges) with a m****ive calcareous skeleton. This skeleton...