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What does Echinodermata mean
prickly skin
examples of organisms in phylum echinodermata
sea stars, brittle stars, sea urchins, sea cucumbers, sea lilies

Class ophiuroidea
brittle stars
use podia, secreting copious amounts of mucus, to capture organic material

class echinoidea (sea urchins)
moveable spine
pedicellariae help keep the urchin clean

point 1 on this sea ruchin
pedicellariae

point 2 on this sea urchin
mouth (with 5 teeth)

what is point 3 on this sea urchin
internal part of mouth (Artistotle’s lantern)

what are these
tests of two different sea urchins

what is this being pointed to on this sea cucumbers
cuverian tubules (deter predators)
What class are sea cucumbers in
holothuroidea

What is being pointed to on this sea cucumber
evisceration

point 1 on this sea star
arm

point 2 on this sea star
central disc

point 3 on this sea star
madreporite (opening to water vascular system)
what class are sea stars in
Asteroidea

point 1 on this sea star
papulae (across which O2 is obtained and CO2 is diffused)

point 2 on this sea star
pedicellariae (help keep sea stars away from unwanted organisms)

point 3 on this sea star
spines

what is being pointed to on this sea star
papulae

what is being pointed to on this sea star
pedicellariae

point 1 on this sea star
tube feet

point 2 on this sea star
ambulacral spines (protect tube feet)

point 1 on this sea star
tube feet

point 2 on this sea star
mouth

point 3 on this sea star
ambulacral spines

what is this on the sea star
Eyespot

point 1 on this sea star
tube foot

point 2 on this sea star
radial nerve

point 3 on this sea star
nerve ring

what is pointed to on this sea star
radial nerve

what is point 1 on this sea star
dermal ossicles

point 2 on this sea star
ampulla of tube foot

point 3 on this sea star
canal (through which the radial canal runs)

point 4 on this sea star
podia (of tube feet)

point 1 on this sea star
pyloric ceca (food digestion and absorption)

point 2 on this sea star
dermal ossicles

point 3 on this sea star
podia of tube feet

point 4 on this sea star
gonad (of sexually mature sea star)

point 1 on this sea star tube foot
ampulla

point 1 on this sea star tube foot
ampulla muscles

point 3 on this sea star tube foot
ossicles

point 4 on this sea star tube foot
postural muscles

point 5 on this sea star tube foot
retractor muscles

point 6 on this sea star tube foot
terminal plate

point 7 on this sea star tube foot
levator muscles

point 1 on this sea star
pyloric stomach (attached to cardiac stomach)

point 2 on this sea star
pyloric ducts (food moves from stomach to ceca via these)

point 3 on this sea star
pyloric ceca (food digestion and absorption completed here)

point 1 on this sea star
pyloric ceca

point 2 on this sea star
pyloric stomach

point 3 on this sea star
pyloric ducts

point 1 on this sea star
ambulacral ridge

point 2 on this sea star
ampullae of tube feet

what is pointed to on this sea star
gonad (immature sea star)

what is this on the sea star
gonad (of sexually mature sea star)

what is this on the sea star
gastric ligament

what is this on the sea star
gastric ligament

what is this on the sea star
stone canal

what is this on the sea star
madreporite
what subphylum are tunicates in
urochordata

point 1 on this tunicate
intestine

point 2 on this tunicate
atrial siphon

point 3 on this tunicate
oral siphon

what is this on the tunicate larvae
notochord
what subphylum are lancelets in
cephalochordata

point 1 on this lancelet
gill slits

point 2 on this lancelet
gill bars

point 3 on this lancelet
dorsal nerve cord (with photoreceptor cells, black dots)

point 4 on this lancelet
notochord

point 1 on this lancelet
notochord

point 2 on this lancelet
dorsal nerve cord (with photoreceptor cells)

point 3 on this lancelet
gill bars

point 4 on this lancelet
gill slits (spaces between gill bars)

point 5 on this lancelet
endostyle (produces mucus to trap food)

point 6 on this lancelet
velum

point 7 on this lancelet
wheel organ (provides current to draw food into mouth)

point 8 on this lancelet
oral hood

What is this pointed to on the lancelet
wheel organ

point 1 on this lancelet
atrium

point 2 on this lancelet
gill slit

point 3 on this lancelet
gill bar

point 4 on this lancelet
pharynx

point 1 on this lancelet
gill bar

point 2 on this lancelet
intestine

point 3 on this lancelet
atriopore (where filtered water exits)

what is this point on the lancelet
intestine

point 1 on this lancelet
hepatic cecum (phagocytizes food particles)

point 2 on this lancelet
gill bars

point 1 on this lancelet
endostyle (produces mucus to trap food)

point 2 on this lancelet
hypobranchial groove (moves trapped food to intestine)

point 3 on this lancelet
gill bars

point 1 on this lancelet
atriopore

point 2 on this lancelet
intestine

point 3 on this lancelet
anus

point 4 on this lancelet
post-anal tail

what is this on the lancelet
hepatic cecum

point 1 on this lancelet
myotomes (muscles)

point 2 on this lancelet
dorsal nerve cord

point 3 on this lancelet
notochord