____ are cells that move through the sponge's body.
A) Collar cells
B) Pinococytes
C) Archaeocytes
D) Spongin
E) Spicules

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Archaeocytes are cells found in sponges that move around the body, playing a variety of roles including nutrient transport and germ cell development. Collar cells (also known as choanocytes) are responsible for creating water currents and capturing food particles, pinacocytes are the flat cells that cover the external surface of the sponge, spongin is a flexible protein that provides support, and spicules are small, needle-like structures that provide additional support and deter predators.

____ Are Cells That Move Through the Sponge's Body