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How are sponges able to reproduce? They reproduce sexually only. They are hermaphroditic, therefore they are unable reproduce at all. They can reproduce both asexually and sexual…

How are sponges able to reproduce? They reproduce sexually only. They are hermaphroditic, therefore they are unable reproduce at all. They can reproduce both asexually and sexual…
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How are sponges able to reproduce?

They reproduce sexually only.
They are hermaphroditic, therefore they are unable reproduce at all.
They can reproduce both asexually and sexually.
They reproduce asexually only.

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I think it’s c they do both asexual and sexual
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Answer:

both

Step-by-step explanation:

they can reproduce both sexually and asexually

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