Matching: (23-27) Match the specialized cell/organ to its function: 23 Colloblast 24. Choanocyte 25 Spicule 26. Osculum. 27) Cnidocyte ▬▬▬ A. structural support B. water exits sponge here C. stinging cell with poison barb D. sticky cell to capture food E. filters food out of water in sponge

Matching: (23-27) Match the specialized cell/organ to its function: 23 Colloblast 24. Choanocyte 25 Spicule 26. Osculum. 27) Cnidocyte ▬▬▬ A. structural support B. water exits sponge here C. stinging cell with poison barb D. sticky cell to capture food E. filters food out of water in sponge

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Chapter28: Invertebrates

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(23-27) Match the specialized cell/organ to its function:
23
Colloblast
24.
Choanocyte
25
Spicule
26.
Osculum
27)
Cnidocyte
A. structural support
B. water exits sponge
here
C. stinging cell with poison barb
D. sticky cell to capture food
E. filters food out of water in sponges

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