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deuterostome groups
echinoderms
chordata
diagnostic features of echinodermatas
pentaradial symmetry
water vascular system (for locomotion, feeding, waste/nutrient transport, and respiration)
calcareous endoskeleton with catch collagen under neutral control
echinoderm diversity
crinoids (feather stars) with dorsal oral surface
asteroids (sea stars) feed on bivalves
ophiuroids include fast-moving predators (brittle stars) and filter feeders (basket stars)
echinoids (sea urchins and sand dollars) are slow-moving algal grazers
holothuroids (sea cucumbers)
where did bilateral symmetry evolve
secondarily in the MRCA of echinoids and holothuroids