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The gonads allow the sea star to go through a reproduction process.

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The ampullae fill up with water from the water vascular system and allow the sea star to walk around by pushing out water from these

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Is used to release feces

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Radial canals are connected with the ring canal which are connected to all five arms.

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The digestive system breaks down the food using enzymes

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Contains the mouth, pyloric and cardiac stomach.

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Is responsible for releasing enzymes to break down the food that the cardiac stomach ingests.

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The water vascular system is responsible for the locomotion of the sea star which are connected to the tube feet.

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The spines are located on the outer layer of the sea star that protect themselves from predators like sea otters and birds

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The tube feet allow the sea star to move around and suction cup prey by pushing water out form their water vascular system.

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The madreporite serves as a way of allowing water to enter the sea stars body in order for locomotion.

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The mouth and tube feet are located on this side.

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The side that is covered by rough spines

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If video below does not work:
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Dissection of a sea star in Marine Ecology class