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Spongiology (spuhn-ji-olo-ji) is the study of the animal phylum of Porifera, a broad term for all species known as Sea Sponges. They can live in saltwater or in freshwater.
A spongiologist is a scientist who specializes in Sponges.
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Spongiology (spuhn-ji-olo-ji) is the study of the animal phylum of Porifera, a broad term for all species known as Sea Sponges. They can live in saltwater or in freshwater.
A spongiologist is a scientist who specializes in Sponges.
- https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/spongiology