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A late Ediacaran crown-group sponge animal
Sponges are the most basal metazoan phylum and may have played important roles in modulating the redox architecture of Neoproterozoic oceans. Although molecular clocks predict that sponges diverged in the Neoproterozoic, their fossils have not been unequivocally demonstrated before the Cambrian Peri
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