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Phylum Echinodermata 2011
Phylum Echinodermata 2011
PHYLUM ECHINODERMATA
ECHINODERMATA
bahasa yunani:
echino = landak, derma = kulit
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crawl
Mouth
Anus
Pinnule
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Class Echinoidea
Sea urchins and sand dollars
Skeleton rigid (plates fused), mouth parts present, pedicellariae with 3-jaws.
Spines movable. Ambulacral grooves closed.
Sea urchin
Sand dollar Mouth parts
Sea biscuit
aboral
Aristotles lantern
oral endoskeleton
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Madreporite
Ambulacral region
Lunule
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Oral surface
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Mouth
Bursal slit
Class Asteroidea
Class Asteroidea Star Fish
Sea stars and starfish
Arms are not sharply distinct from central disc. Ambulacral
5 or more tapering
grooves open, tube feet with suckers, pedicellariae present. arms
Mouth on underside
Endoskeleton
Ossicles
Tube feet
Aboral surface Oral surface
Feed on molluscs and
sea urchins
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Aboral surface Oral surface
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Aboral Surface
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Madreporite
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Spine
Tube feet and
Pedicellaria
ambulacral
Dermal groove
branchia
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Madreporite
Stone canal
Ring canal
Tiedemanns Radial canal
bodies Lateral canal
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Retractor
muscles
Podial muscle
Sucker
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