Biology, asked by padmajaswain2004, 6 months ago

Larvane
Echino -dermata
Shows which type of
Symmetry​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Explanation:

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Answered by poornima4224
2

The Echinodermata are a major phylum of marine animals, and they provide many striking examples of inconsistencies between the apparent relationships of adults and larvae. These inconsistencies occur in trying to assess the relatedness, first, of the echinoderms to other phyla, second, of classes within the echinoderms, and, finally, of several pairs of species within the same class. I hope to show that these inconsistencies are resolved by the suggestion that some larval forms were acquired from animals in distinct evolutionary lineages. Before this, however, let us consider what the animals are like, both as adults and larvae.

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