Sand dollars are radially symmetrical and have an internal skeleton but no backbone. Which phylum do sand dollars belong in? chordates echinoderms arthropods mollusks

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Sand dollars are radially symmetrical and have an internal skeleton but no backbone. Which phylum do sand dollars belong in?

chordates
echinoderms
arthropods
mollusks

Biology
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echinoderms

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I hope this helps

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Answer:

echinoderms

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they are in the same family as starfish and sea urchins

Ileane answered Apr 29, 2021

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