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Aboral Side: The side of the sea star without the mouth
Oral Side: The side of the sea star with the mouth

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The cardiac chamber of a sea star helps the water vascular system and overall flow of water through the sea star's body.

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The pyloric stomach connects to the digestive glands and with the help of enzymes, breaks down nutrients/food.

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The water vascular system of a sea star is controlled by the maderoprite. This system takes in water which goes through the canal and into the lateral branches which are connected to the tube feet. Therefore, the water vascular system helps with movement.

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Asteroidea

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Arms: The sea star's arms are what capture prey and can help with movement.
Mouth: The mouth of a sea star is located on the ventral surface which allows food to be entered in the body to be ingested.
Intestine: The intestine of a sea star is a section of the digestive tract (between the anus and the stomach) where nutrients are absorbed and the remaining unused nutrients turn into waste to be disposed of through the anus.

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The spines of the sea star protect the nerves and the tube feet.

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The anus of a sea star is where waste exits the sea star's body. Most of the time undigested food/nutrients is regurgitated rather than disposed of through the anus.

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The Central canal of a sea star consists of a region where rays or arms radiate. This canal contains madreporites, the anus and the mouth.

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The digestive glands of a sea star break down food which is helped by enzymes, these glands are connected to the phyloric stomach.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gFMcUj95QDU

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Gonads are the reproductive organs (either ovaries or testes) that are used for reproducing by either producing sperm or eggs.

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Portion of the sea stars water vascular system that runs along inside the ambulacral ridge in each arm

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Bulb-like sac at the top of the tube foot which controls water enetering and leaveing the foot

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Sieve - like opening on the aboral surface of a starfish through which water enters the water vascular system

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One of the many small, flexible, fluid filled tubes that project from the body of an echinoderm and are used in locomotion, feeding, gas exchange, and nitrogen excretion

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The stomach of the sea star receives food to digest it. It is the dilated section of the digestive tract.

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