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Study how sieve plates and suction-cupped tube feet enable sea stars to catch prey and move through water
Anatomy and physiology of starfish tube feet.
Video: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
watch a starfish's tube feet pry open a mussel's shell and extrude its stomach onto the mussel
Starfish preying upon a mussel.
Video: Encyclopædia Britannica, Inc.
Observe sea star reproduction, from egg and sperm release and fertilization to development of zooplankton embryos and larvae
Learn about sea star reproduction by observing the release of eggs and sperm, egg...
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examine a variety of echinoderm species such as starfish, basket star, sand dollar, and sea cucumber
Echinoderms exhibit a variety of body plans. The starfishes are also called sea stars....
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Images
sunflower starfish
Sunflower starfish (
Pycnopodia helianthoides
).
Casey Debenham/Census of Marine Life
high Arctic sea star
High Arctic sea star found in the Canadian Basin of the Arctic Ocean.
Bodil Bluhm and Katrin Iken—NOAA/Census of Marine Life
Crown of thorns starfish (Acanthaster planci).
K. Gillett/World Life Research Institute
firebrick starfish
Firebrick starfish.
© diverstef/Fotolia
Red starfish.
© Fallsview/Dreamstime.com
Principal features of a starfish. Water for the water vascular system enters through...
© Merriam-Webster Inc.
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