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Echinoderms deuterostome or protostome

Deuterostome

WVS

Water Vascular system - feeding, moving, respiring in echinoderms

Symmetry in echinoderms

Bilateral in larvae, pentaradial in adult

Echinoderms movement

Pedicellaria

Echinoderms respiration

Dermal branchiae or skin gills, Papula, tube feet (diffusion)

Sexes of echinoderms

Gonochrostic

Echinoderms classes

Ophiuroid


Echinoid


Crinoid


Holothuroid


Asteroid

Pedicellaria

Tiny jaws in echinoids and asteroids seen in prac

Gills in echinoderms

Gills surrounded by protective paxillae

Asteroid symmetry and number of arms

Pentamerous, 5 or more

Arms of asteroid

Contain intestine and gonads

Asteroid pedicellaria, regeneration

Present , yes

Madreporite in asteroid

Multiple arms, multiple madreporite

Ophioroids

Brittle stars.

Ophiuroid symmetry and arms

Pentamerous, long slender arms

Asteroid loco

Water Vascular system

Water Vascular system

Used for locomotion, food and wastes transport, respiration. System is composed of canals connecting tube feet.

Ophiuroid locomotion

Not water Vascular system, uses arms

Ophiuroid madreporite

Oral surface

Ambulances groove ophiuroid

Closed

Ophiuroid pedicellaria and skin gills

No

Ophiuroid feeding

Use arms, suspension feeders, scavengers

Ophiuroid respiration

Bursa. Cilia lined sacks

Bursa

Cilia lined sacks for respiration in ophiuroid

Echinoid pedicellaria

Present often with toxins

Respiration of echinoids

Tube feet

Number of teeth in echinoids lantern

5

Urchin environment concerns

Can wipe out kelp forest

Holothuroid

Sea cucumber. Lacks arms.

Endoskeleton of holothuroid

Tiny ossicle scattered throughout body

Holothuroid feeding

Oral tentacles are modified tube feet. Covered in mucous, brings food to mouth

Movement of holothuroid

Tube feet or muscle contraction

Can holothuroid swim

Half can, some have sails and fins

Respiration of holothuroid

Through anus. Pair of respiratory trees inside, ventilated by muscle contractions of anus and cloaca.

Polish vesicle

Calcareous tube leading to holothuroid madreporite

Cuvierian tubules

Defence system. Tubules at base of tree. Engulf and entangled prey as are very sticky

Crinoid pedicellaria

No

Madreporite in crinoid

No

Respiration of crinoid

Diffusion via tube feet

Stupid

App