An echinoderm uses its tube feet for attachment and feeding.
Explanation:
- Tube feets are usually considered as locomotory organ of Echinoderm.
- They have tube feets arranged around their oral groove.
- These tube feed help the organism to push the food into the oral groove.
- Tube feets also help the echinoderms to attach themselves to the floor of the ocean and locomote slowly in a sliding manner.
I think 1 and 2 are natural numbers less than 3
Zygote is the answer to the question I think I am not sure
The answer is; chromosomes.
During interphase, the chromosomes are usually hard to visualize even under a microscope becaue they are long thin threads called chromatin. During the initiation of mitosis, the chromatin undergo structural changes that condense and shortens them and they becomes visible to even a light microscope.
