Biology, asked by shaikhkausar3940, 1 year ago

"Iam spiny skinned, free living marine animal, I have peculiar water driven tube system and hard calcium carbonate structures which I use as skeleton"who am I? Which class do I belong to?

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Answered by aakankshavatsal
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Answer:

The characteristics described in the question belong to the invertebrate, marine animals from Class Echinodermata. Echinos (Greek) means a hedgehog, whereas dermata (Greek) means the skin. Thus, echinodermata means spiny skin.

These animals include a true coelem, which is modified to form a unique circulatory system called the water vascular system.

Some of the prime examples of marine animals from Class Echinodermata include the Sea urchins, sea cucumbers, brittle star and Starfish

Explanation:

Answered by smartbrainz
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I am spiny skinned, free-living marine animal and I have calcium carbonate structure, I am Starfish.

Explanation:

  • The starfish has a tube-like structure in the body where the water is driven through the tube.
  • The body is build up with calcium carbonate. The class of the starfish is Asteroidea. The kingdom of the starfish is Animalia, the phylum of the starfish is Echinodermata.
  • This is an invertebrate whose body is surrounded by the indistinct central disk.

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