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Sponges reproduce using: A mitosis B budding C sexual reproduction

Sponges reproduce using: A mitosis B budding C sexual reproduction
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Sponges reproduce using:
A mitosis
B budding
C sexual reproduction

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User Pavel Lechev
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It is B. Budding

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User Jagamot
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B, budding, good luck!
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