why is asterias also known as star fish?
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Asterias is commonly known by the name of starfish. The name starfish is somewhat misleading suggesting an organism to be like a star and fish but as Asterias lacks in both the characteristics, therefore, recently it is renamed as sea star.
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The Asteriidae family of sea stars includes the genus Asterias. Several of the most well-known sea star species can be found there. Therefore asterias also known as starfish
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- Starfish are not fish; rather, they are animals with backbones, fins, and tails.
- They are marine creatures called echinoderms.
- Sea stars appear in a variety of sizes, forms, and hues.
- Their arms, which create their recognizable star shape, are their most distinguishing feature.
GENERAL CHARACTERSTICS OF ASTERIAS (STARFISH)
- Members are free-living, radially symmetrical, and star-shaped; as a result, they are often known as starfish or sea stars.
- The body is pentagonal, star-shaped, and radially symmetric.
- Aboral surfaces, which face upward, and oral surfaces, which face downward, make up the animal's body or center disc.
- Five arms continue the central disc
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