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echinoderm

/ɪˈkaɪ.nə.dɜːm/

Tradução: Animal invertebrado marinho caracterizado por ter pés tubulares e simetria radial geralmente pentâmera, como as estrelas-do-mar, os ouriços-do-mar e os pepinos-do-mar.

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noun

/ɪˈkaɪ.nə.dɜːm/C2formalscientific
  • ptAnimal invertebrado marinho caracterizado por ter pés tubulares e simetria radial geralmente pentâmera, como as estrelas-do-mar, os ouriços-do-mar e os pepinos-do-mar.

A marine invertebrate animal characterized by tube feet and a five-part radially symmetrical body, such as starfish, sea urchins, and sea cucumbers.

  1. C1formalscientific

    A marine invertebrate animal characterized by a five-part radially symmetrical body, tube feet, and a water vascular system.

    ptEquinodermo

    • Starfish and sea urchins are common examples of echinoderms.
    • The echinoderm's tube feet allow it to move slowly across the ocean floor.
    • Marine biologists study the unique regenerative abilities of echinoderms.
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