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| Crinoidea: Sea lilies and feather stars |
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| Echinoidea: Sea urchins & sand dollars |
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Holothuroidea: Sea cucumbers
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| Ophiuroidea: Brittle stars |
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| What Phylum did we study? |
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| open ambulacral grooves, short rigid arms |
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| closed ambulacrul grooves, long flexible arms |
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| feather-like pinnules, cirri (for holding onto rocks), U-shaped gut |
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| no arms, test formed by fused ossicles, Aristotle's Lantern |
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| reduced ossicles = soft bodies, multi-purpose cloaca (respiration/feeding/defense) |
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| Common name of Asteroidea |
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| Common name of Ophiuroidea |
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| Brittle Stars (Snake like Ones) |
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| Sea Lilies, Feather Stars (Lily-Like ones) |
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| Common name of Echinoidea |
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| Sea Urchines, Sand Dollars (Spiny Ones) |
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| Common name of Holothuroidea |
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| Sea Cucumbers (Whole Ones) |
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| What are the Ancestral traits of Echinodermata. |
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| eukaryotic, triploblastic, coelomate, complete digestive tract |
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| Derived traits of Echinodermata. |
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| endoskeleton made of ossicles! pentaradial symmetry! regenerating limbs! water vascular system! tube feet! |
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| The difference Protostome vs. Deuterostome. |
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| determined by the ultimate fate of the first blastopore - whether it develops into the mouth (Protostomes) or the anus (Deuterostomes) |
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| first opening of the digestive tube that develops in the embryo |
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| What Phylum are only deuterstomes |
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| Echinodermata and Chordata are the ONLY deuterostomes |
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| Economic Roles of Echinodermata |
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| Which Class has a U-shaped gut |
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| Which Class can move faster - Asteroidea or Ophiuroidea? Why? |
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| Ophiuroidea, Stacked Ossicles |
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| Which Class contains the sea urchins and sand dollars? |
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| Which Class(es) use filter-feeding? |
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| Which Class' members are all active predators? |
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| What are some ways sea cucumbers can defend themselves? |
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| What are some ways sea cucumbers can defend themselves? |
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| What are some ways sea cucumbers can defend themselves? |
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