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| 3. | the five large teeth found in sea urchins |
| 6. | the name of the sponge and cnidarian larvae |
| 9. | animals in this phylum have jointed appendages and a chitinous exoskeleton. |
| 10. | the shell-like endoskeleton of sea urchins |
| 11. | another name for the large digestive "tomali" in some crustaceans |
| 13. | the large claw-bearing appendages of crustaceans |
| 15. | the phylum of invertebrates that includes sea stars, urchins and sand dollars |
| 16. | the name of the second type of crab larvae |
| 17. | the groove in which tubefeet of echinoderms are found |
| 21. | squids have eight arms and two of these longer appendages |
| 22. | the name for a skeleton found on the inside of organism |
| 24. | the bell-shaped stage of a cnidarian |
| 26. | the class name for sea cucumbers |
| 27. | a class of mollusk with animals that have a muscular foot and, in many cases, a spiral shell |
| 28. | the "teeth" in the stomach of a crustacean |
| 29. | animals in this subphylum have two pairs of antennae, compound eyes and gills. |
| 30. | the name of the first type of crab larvae |
| 31. | the class of echinderms that includes sand dollars and sea urchins |
| 32. | in crustaceans, these are attached to the legs and are found under the carapace. |
| 33. | the class of echinoderms that includes sea stars |
| 34. | another name for "losing your guts", especially in sea cucumbers |