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Species Profile

Euspongia

Bath sponge

Euspongia
KingdomAnimalia
PhylumPorifera
ClassDemospongiae
OrderUnknown
FamilyUnknown

Introduction

Euspongia lives in marine waters.

Sessile and filter-feeding.

Economically important sponge.

Size & Structure

01

Soft porous body

02

Brown colour

03

Elastic texture

04

No spicules

Euspongia — 3D Model
No 3D model available

General Features

Coelom
Acoelomate
Body plan
Cell aggregate body plan
Germ layer
Diploblastic (cellular grade)
Metamerism
Absent
Body symmetry
Asymmetrical
Fertilization
Internal
Digestion type
Intracellular
Nervous system
Absent
Excretory organ
Absent
Body temperature
Poikilothermic, stenohaline
Circulatory type
Type-I (absent)
Development type
Indirect
Respiratory type
Diffusion
Mode of excretion
Ammonotelism
Circulation system
Water canal system
Skeleton structure
Endoskeleton (spongin fibres)
Level of Organisation
Cellular level
Regulation of Osmosis
Osmoconformer

Ecology

Marine filtration

Habitat formation

Nutrient cycling

Economic Importance

Bathing sponge

Commercial value

Cosmetic use