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How does an echinoderm use its tube feet

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My name is Ann [436]3 years ago

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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.

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