-
itself the
right way up.
Tube feet
allow these different types of
animals to
stick to the
ocean floor and move slowly. Each
tube foot consists of two parts:...
-
radial canals extend many
lateral canals, each of
which leads to a
tube foot. Each
tube foot is a
closed cylinder with
muscular walls,
having a
sucker at the...
-
tubes (or
capsule pipelines, also
known as
pneumatic tube transport or PTT) are
systems that
propel cylindrical containers through networks of
tubes by...
-
terminal tube foot. This is the
first defined structure to regenerate, as
cells flow from the
inner coelomic walls to the
lumen of the
tube feet, where...
- to aid
climbing PEG
tube, a
medical device, that is, a
percutaneous endoscopic gastrostomy tube Foot peg, a
place to put one's
foot on a
vehicle such as...
-
actinal surface, and/or
within the
adambulacral plate adjacent to the
tube foot furrow. Forci****te sea star are so
called because each
pedicellaria is...
-
urchins and sand dollars, both of
which lack gills. The
inside of each
tube foot is
divided by a
septum which reduces diffusion between the
incoming and...
-
called a
tube foot. In most cases, the
small lateral canals connecting the
ampullae to the
radial canal are of
equal length, so that the
tube feet are...
- most
other organs.
Tube foot rows The
tube foot rows are on the oral side of the rays. Each ray has two
tube foot rows. The
tube foot rows are attached...
- "Echinoderms don't suck:
evidence against the
involvement of
suction in
tube foot attachment" (PDF). Zoosymposia. 1: 25–32. doi:10.11646/zoosymposia.7.1...
