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Crinoidea
Ophiuroidea
Asteroidea
Echinoidea
Echinoderms
spiny skinned deuterostomes w/calcareous endoskeleton, water vascular system and 2 degree radial symmetry
Chordates
Bilaterally symmetric deutorostomes that display (at some stage of life): notochords, dorsal, hollow never cords, pharyngeal gill slits and a post anal tail. They are divided into subphyla based upon the degree to which these traits persist throughout the life cycle
Chordates->Subphylum Vertebrata
retain the dorsal, hollow nerve cord and post anal tail throughout life, and show varying degrees of retention for the other two traits. Also posses a vertebral column that supports (and usually encloses) the nerve chord. All vertebrates additionally posses these additional subphylum specific characteristics: a true liver, kidneys with a nephron, a tripartite brain, paired eyes adn labyrinthe organs.
Chondrichthyes
-lover jaw
-paired fins
-fully cartilaginous skeleton
-placoid scales
Chondrichthyes
-lover jaw
-paired fins
-fully cartilaginous skeleton
-placoid scales
Cephalochordata
-lancelets; display all four chordate traits throughout life
tunicates or sea squirts; posses the "big four" traits only as larvae
Holothuroidea
-Cucumber shaped with no arms; spines absent; tube feet with tentacles and suckers