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Aristotle's Lantern is a complex jaw structure found in certain echinoderms, particularly sea urchins. It consists of a set of interlocking plates and muscles that allow the organism to scrape and consume algae and other food from surfaces. Named after the philosopher Aristotle, who described it in his works, this structure exemplifies the intricate adaptations of marine life for feeding and survival.

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