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Abstract Sponges are prominent members of coral reef communities and contribute to nutrient cycling through multiple pathways. Many reef sponges host abundant microbial symbionts, including photosymbionts that can drive substantial carbon and nitrogen uptake and processing within the holobiont, likely reducing host dependence on other resource pools.
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