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What does the word echinoderm mean? |
Marine Invertebrate |
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What type of symmetry do the echinoderms have? |
Pentaradial |
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What is the function of the madroporite? |
To let in sea water |
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What is the function of the ampullae? |
Provide suction for the tube feet by contracting |
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What is unique about the sea stars genders? |
No external genitalia and multiple sets of gonads |
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What do sea stars eat? |
Mussels |
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What do brittle stars eat? |
Decaying matter and plankton |
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Describe the side of the sea star that has the mouth. |
This is where the mouth, tube feet, and ambulacal groove is located |
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What type of waste do sea stars expel? |
Ammonia |
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What is the Hemal system for? |
Distribution of nutrients to parts of the body |
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What is the function of pedicellariae? |
To clean the surface of the organism |
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What class do basket stars belong to? |
Class Ophiuroidea |
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What structure do sea stars use for locomotion? |
Tube Feet |
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What class do sea cucumbers belong to? |
Holothuroidea |
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What creatures belong in the echinodea class? |
Urchins and sand dollars |
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Which echinoderm contains venom that may be deadly to humans? |
Urchins |
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What fluid is located in the vascular system of echinoderms? |
Coelomic fluid |
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What structure do sea cucumbers use to breathe? |
Respiratory trees attached to rectum |
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What class do sea lilies belong to? |
Crinoidea |
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What are the most primitive class of echinoderms? |
Crinoidea |
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Attached crinoids are called? |
feather stars |