A) pedicellariae
B) tube feet
C) dermal branchiae
D) aboral madreporite
E) ampullae
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A) Asteroidea.
B) Echinoidea.
C) Crinoidea.
D) Holothuroidea.
E) Ophiuroidea.
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A) Holothuroidea
B) Asteroidea
C) Ophiuroidea
D) Echinoidea
E) Crinoidea
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A) sea daisies.
B) sea lilies.
C) sea urchins.
D) basket stars.
E) feather stars.
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A) collar
B) proboscis
C) hepatic cecum
D) trunk
E) tunic
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A) spiny skin.
B) spiny skeleton.
C) spiny gut.
D) smooth skin.
E) smooth skeleton.
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A) asymmetry.
B) pentaradial.
C) triradial.
D) bilateral.
E) trilateral.
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A) large feathery oral tentacles.
B) oral gills.
C) the respiratory tree.
D) the body wall.
E) Cuverian tubules.
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A) They live in secreted tubes.
B) They live mostly deep water in Southern Hemisphere oceans.
C) Their bodies are divided into three regions: proboscis, collar, and trunk.
D) Their excretory products are eliminated via blood sinuses called a glomerulus.
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A) pedicellariae
B) ambulacral grooves
C) Polian vesicles
D) lateral canals
E) Tiedemann's bodies
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A) tongue
B) pyloric cecum
C) Aristotle's lantern
D) cardiac stomach
E) velum
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A) Tiedemann's body
B) Polian vesicle
C) radial canal
D) madreporite
E) ring canal
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A) brachiolaria.
B) bipinnaria.
C) tornaria.
D) trochophore.
E) pluteus.
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A) dipleura.
B) brachiolaria.
C) auricularia.
D) bipinnaria.
E) pluteus
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A) Crinoidea
B) Echinoidea
C) Asteroidea
D) Holothuroidea
E) Ophiuroidea
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A) contraction of muscles at their bases.
B) ampullae forcing water into the feet.
C) hydrostatic pressure.
D) contraction of their suction disks.
E) contraction of lateral canals.
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A) a dorsal tubular nervous system.
B) larvae with ciliary bands.
C) a buccal diverticulum.
D) pharyngeal slits.
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A) Feeding and locomotion posture is not a phylogenetically significant character as all fossil echinoderms assumed a mouth-down posture.
B) The mouth-up posture must be an ancestral character.The mouth-down posture evolved secondarily.
C) The molecular analyses must be in error.The mouth-up posture is phylogenetically significant and must have been derived secondarily.
D) There is no reasonable explanation for these observations at this time.
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A) Hemichordata
B) Echinodermata
C) Echiura
D) Chordata
E) Pogonophora
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A) absent.
B) internal.
C) external.
D) on the Polian vesicles.
E) near the anus.
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