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seahorse's skeleton is made up of bony plates
The starfish is an echinoderm with an endoskeleton of calcium carbonate "ossicles". These honeycombed plates form the dermal region with an overlying epidermis. Their function is to protect the underlying tissue and to give strength and structure to the star fish. They are the equivalent to the human skeleton, more or less.
The starfish is an echinoderm with an endoskeleton of calcium carbonate "ossicles". These honeycombed plates form the dermal region with an overlying epidermis. Their function is to protect the underlying tissue and to give strength and structure to the star fish. They are the equivalent to the human skeleton, more or less.
Ossicles
The endoskeleton
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Stegosaurus plates aren't attached to the skeleton. They are connected to the Stegosaurus via the skin.
Chiton possess a highly conserved skeleton of eight shell plates (valves) surrounded by spicules or scales
The bony plates of a starfish are made up from calcium carbonate. When the starfish dies, the skeleton usually denigrates and nothing remains except for the oral disk.
The bony plates that make up a starfish's skeleton is the ossicles. They are found in not only starfish but sea cucumbers and sea urchins also.
Yes, There is volcano's in the marine west coast by convergent plates (subduction)
They make up the skeleton and protect internal structures.