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	Sponge - the large food & drink encyclopedia
		Sponges are divided into classes based on the type of spicules in their skeleton.
		The four kinds of sponges are bony (Calcarea), glass (Hexactenellida), spongin (Demospongiae), and a fourth kind made up of a mixture of types (the Sclerospongiae).
		Although 90% of modern sponges are demosponges, their fossilized remains are less common than those of other types because their skeletons are composed of relatively soft spongin that does not fossilize well.
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		For example, it has recently been shown that some sponges are not sessile and can move to more favorable locations as rapidly as few centimeters a day.
		Another sponge, the Venus Flower BasketThe Venus' Flower Basket, or Euplectella aspergillum, is the only Poriferan in the class Hexactenellida to be used in hobbyists' aquariums.
		[click for more]), glass (Hexactenellida), spongin (Demospongiae), and a fourth kind made up of a mixture of types (the Sclerospongiae).
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	"Stretch" Facts - 5th Grade
		If you wash with a natural sponge, you're actually washing with its skeleton.
		There are four kinds of sponge skeletons: bony, glass, spongin, and a mixture kind (Calcarea, Hexactenellida, Demospongiae, and Sclerospongiae).
		Don't try to take a bath with a glass sponge!
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