A sponge body type consisting of one spongocoel having many folds is called:
A) asconoid.
B) syconoid.
C) leuconoid.
D) hexactinellida.
E) demospongoid.

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A syconoid sponge body type has one spongocoel with many folds, whereas asconoid sponges have a single spongocoel without folds and leuconoid sponges have multiple chambers with no central spongocoel. Hexactinellida and demospongoid are not body types, but taxonomic classifications within the phylum Porifera.

A Sponge Body Type Consisting of One Spongocoel Having Many