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What makes echinoderms unique to all other animals? (think of systems/structures they have that no other animal has!)
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Although these spines may look like components of an exoskeleton at first glance, echinoderms do not have an exoskeleton. This is partly due to their symmetry and their spiny endoskeleton.
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