Echinoderm Review
Across
- 4. Type of feeding used by crinoids
- 7. Type of respiration not involving gills or lungs
- 8. Phylum that includes sea stars, crinoids and sea cucumbers
- 10. The formation of a head (echinoderms don't have this)
- 12. Sea stars belong to this class
- 13. How many stomachs does a sea star have?
- 15. Sea urchins use their _____ to move
- 16. Type of feeding using by sea stars
- 17. Sea ______ have large internal plates enclosing their organs
- 19. _______ stars will shed an arm if attacked
- 20. Unlike echinoderms, mollusk respire using _____.
- 21. Cnidaians have this kind of symmetry
- 22. Echinoderms have this kind of symmetry (5 parts)
- 23. Brittle stars belong to this class
- 24. science word for skin
- 27. Most crinoids are ______ (they don't move)
- 28. Echinoderms use a water ______ system to perform all their life functions
- 30. Water comes into an echinoderm through this opening (aka sieve plate)
Down
- 1. Sea ______ can vomit up their intestines if threatened
- 2. Type of movement used by sea cucumbers using their body muscles
- 3. Type of fertilization used by echinoderms
- 5. Sea stars move and sense the world using their ____ feet
- 6. Type of feeding used by sea cucumbers (decomposers)
- 9. Sea cucumbers belong to this class
- 11. Sea urchins and Sand Dollars belong to this class
- 14. Feather stars and Sea Lillies belong to this class
- 18. The ____ canal connects the madreporite to the ring canal
- 19. Mollusks have this kind of symmetry
- 25. Echinoderms can ______ lost body parts
- 26. Sea ______ can continue to regenerate lost body parts if central ring is present
- 29. the casting off of body parts in self defence