Answer:
b. muscle
Explanation:
The Sponges usually known as Porifera (pore bearers) are aquatic filter feeders. The sponges consist of structural materials (spongin, spicules) which are usually made of calcium carbonate and/or silica. These structures forms their skeletal materials giving their body a thin sheet of cells over a frame (skeleton). As invetebrate and at the unicellular level of organization, Sponges lack muscle.
Muscle is not found in some sponges I've spent the last hour doing reserch on sponges for school and haven't seen many with muscle.
