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When was Sunflower seastar created?
Sunflower seastar was created in 1835.
What does a seastar look like?
a seastar is many different colors and can have from 5 to 12 legs!
What is a seastar's unique characteristic?
A unique characteristic of a seastar is its ability to regenerate lost limbs. If a seastar loses an arm, it can regrow it entirely. This remarkable ability helps them to survive in their marine habitats.
Is a starfish and seastar the same thing?
No
Is a seastar a vertebrate?
No, it's an invertebrate.
Is it called seastar or starfish?
both
Who is Patrick in the show SpongeBob?
Patrick Seastar is a starfish (or a seastar) who is very dumb and lives under a rock 2 houses down from spongebob's pineapple.
What symbiotic is scale worm and seastar?
mutalisum
Is a seastar vertebrate or invertebrate?
Seastars are invertebrates.
Which group is a seastar in?
eumetazoan, phyum name: echinoderm
What is its common name linckia laevigata?
Blue seastar
What do fishermen call starfish?
Because is calld seastar
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