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Can a sea star can hold tightly to the surface it is touching?
yes
What is the ventral surface of a starfish?
The bottom surface of a starfish (sea star) is referred to as the oral or actinal surface. The top side is referred to as the aboral or abactinal side.
What is a sea lampry?
It is a kind of eel that attaches to fish.
How did a sea star be called a sea star?
A sea star is called a sea star simply because of where it lives (the sea) and what it looks like (a star), simple!
What structures are scattered between the spines of a sea star on its dorsal surface?
On the dorsal surface of a sea star, structures known as "papulae" or "respiratory papulae" are scattered between the spines. These are soft, fleshy projections that aid in respiration and waste removal by facilitating gas exchange. Additionally, the surface may have small, calcareous plates called "ossicles" that provide support and protection. Together, these structures contribute to the sea star's overall physiology and environmental interaction.
What is the ventral surface of a starfish called?
The bottom surface of a starfish (sea star) is referred to as the oral or actinal surface. The top side is referred to as the aboral or abactinal side.
What is a kelp bed?
Kelp is a type of seaweed that attaches itself to the sea bed and has long fronds that float up to the surface. A kelp bed is the name given to a "forest" of kelp plants.
What is formed from dissolved substances in sea water that stick to solid objects?
saturated salt dissolved in sea-water crystallizes on any surface. this substance is known as brine
If the mantle were solid rock what feature would not form on Earth's surface?
If anything is rock-solid, it will result in a flat landscape. This will mean that there will be no plateaus, deep sea trenches, volcanoes or mountains if the mantle were solid rock.
Is a sea star an invertabrate?
no, a sea star is a vertebrate!
What is the tallest sea star?
the sunflower sea star
How does an icepack change from solid to liquid?
Water gets under an Icepack which move it twords the sea. when it gets to the sea it breaks creating more surface area to get heat. it then melsts as its floats.
