the marine biome marine invertebrates: echinodermata

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The Marine Biome Marine Invertebrates: Echinodermata

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Body Type Radial symmetry Lack a brain and sensing organs Mouth is on underside of the body No “real” eyes, but are sensitive to light Regeneration abilities

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Page 1: The Marine Biome Marine Invertebrates: Echinodermata

The Marine BiomeMarine Invertebrates:Echinodermata

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Echinodermata

•Sea Stars•Sea Urchins•Sand Dollars•Sea Cucumbers

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Body Type

•Radial symmetry

•Lack a brain and sensing organs

•Mouth is on underside of the body

•No “real” eyes, but are sensitive to light

•Regeneration abilities

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Food

•Urchins are omnivores▫Mostly seaweed

•Stars are carnivores / scavengers▫Mussels, clams, oysters, dying fish

•Some rays, sharks and other large, bony fish are predators.

•Crabs will pick off urchins’ spines to get to the flesh.

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Importance

•For the Biome: ▫Efficient scavengers on ocean floor

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Examples

•Conical Sea Cucumber

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Examples

•Cushion Star

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Examples

•Orange Starfish

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Examples

•Sunflower Starfish

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Examples

•Feather Stars

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Examples

•Brittle Star

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Examples

•Basket Star

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Examples

•Sea Urchin

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