- The
water vascular system is a
hydraulic system used by echinoderms, such as sea
stars and sea urchins, for locomotion, food and
waste transportation...
- to
other echinoderms. The
vessels of the
water vascular system end in tube feet. The
water vascular system generally has one madreporite. Others, such...
- The
water vascular system is a
series of
canals through which fluid moves to help
propel the
podia of the sea urchin. The
fluid that
fills the
water vascular...
- axocoel, respectively). The
water vascular system,
haemal system and
perihaemal system form the
tubular coelomic system.
Echinoderms are
unusual in having...
-
Pedicellaria and pa****e of
Asterias forbesi The
water vascular system of the
starfish is a
hydraulic system made up of a
network of fluid-filled
canals and...
-
crinoids possess a
water vascular system that
maintains hydraulic pressure in the tube feet. This is not
connected to
external sea
water via a madreporite...
- are used in
their water vascular system which is
another characteristic that
binds this
phylum together. The
water vascular system develops from their...
- test, and are
operated by a
water vascular system; this
works through hydraulic pressure,
allowing the sea
urchin to pump
water into and out of the tube...
- form the
water vascular system,
while the
other remains as the
adult body cavity. Once the tube feet
develop from the
water vascular system, the larva...
- definition.[citation needed]
Vascularity is
enhanced by
extremely low body fat (usually
below 10%) and low
retained water, as well as the
muscle engorgement...