Internal Anatomy of the Starfish Compare the internal anatomy of the starfish to GRASSHOPPER, CLAM, AND WORMS. What organ systems present in most protostomes are lacking in the starfish? What major systems does the starfish have that the protostomes lack? What structures affect support and movement occur in the starfish?

Internal Anatomy of the Starfish Compare the internal anatomy of the starfish to GRASSHOPPER, CLAM, AND WORMS. What organ systems present in most protostomes are lacking in the starfish? What major systems does the starfish have that the protostomes lack? What structures affect support and movement occur in the starfish?

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