Aristotle's lantern is a characteristic of the following class of echinodermata [KCET 1998; BVP 2001]
A) Echinoidea
B) Ophiuroidea
C) Holothuroidea
D) Asteroidea
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Aristotle's lantern is a characteristic of the following class of echinodermata is echinoidea
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Aristotle's lantern is a characteristic of the following class of echinodermata is echinoidea
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◆ Answer -
A) Echinoidea
● Explanation -
- Class Echinoidea consists of sea urchins which are typically spiny globular animals.
- It is characterized by presence of Arristotle's lantern in mouth.
- Arristotle's lantern is complex dental apparatus present in sea urchins.
- It consists of 5 CaCO3 teeths with fleshy tounge within.
- Aristotle described this in his History of animals, hence it's named after him.
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