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In what class does this organism belong?
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Name this organism
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What are the bony plates under the skin of an echinoderm called?
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What are the tube feet of echinoderms called?
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Name these organisms
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In what class does this organism belong?
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What is the name for an endoskeleton where the ossicles are fused together, as in an urchin?
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Name this organism
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In what class does this organism belong?
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Name the class of this organism
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In what class does this organism belong?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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Name this organism
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In what class does this organism belong?
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What kind of symmetry do echinoderms have?
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What is the side of an echinoderm with the mouth called?
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Name these organisms
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In what class does this organism belong?
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What does the name “Echinodermata” translate to?
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What is the name of the 5 plated jaw urchins use to feed?
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What is the process by which echinoderms can replace lost parts called?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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Name this organism
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What are the pincer like structures of echinoids and asteroids called?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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What are the grooves on the underside of a sea star called?
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How do echinoderms control the movement of their tube feet?
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What is the name of the small opening on a echinoderm where water enters the body?
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What is the side of an echinoderm without the mouth called?
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What are the branched feeding apparatus of sea cucumbers called?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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What kind of skeleton do echinoderms have?
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In what class does this organism belong?
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Name 3 possible functions of pedicellaria.
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Why do sea cucumbers eviscerate their internal organs?
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