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The animal that moves with tube feet is

A. Snail

B. Slug

C. Nereis

D. Sea-urchin

Correct Answer : D.


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  1. In Sea urchin, Aristotle's lantern is a part of
  2. The generic name of 'feather star' is
  3. Aristotle's lantern is
  4. In which of the Echinoderm, the arms, spines and pedicellaria are absent ?
  5. A very well developed brain is present in
  6. A calcareous box like test is found in
  7. Class Holothuroidea of phylum Echinodermat a includes
  8. Brittle star belongs to the class
  9. The star fish's pyloric caeca are organs of
  10. Which one of these is an Echinoderm ?
  11. The terrestrial species of Echinodermata is *
  12. Which of the following is a living fossil ?
  13. Bipinnaria larva is found in the development of a
  14. Main difference between starfishes and brittle stars is in the
  15. Animals which exhibit radial, pen-tamerous symmetry in adults, and bilateral symmetry amongst larvae,…
  16. Which is not true of Echinoderms?
  17. In star fish the locomotary organs are
  18. Pentamerous echinoderms with five slender flexible arms sharply marked off from the central disc are
  19. Pedicellariae are modified
  20. Madreporite is associated with
  21. The star fish zygote develops into a
  22. The animal that moves with tube feet is
  23. One of these is a stalked echinoderm
  24. The common name of Antedon is
  25. In star fish which of the following has dual function of locomotion and respiration
  26. The larvae of sea stars are
  27. The larva that occurs in the development of Sea urchin is
  28. Ambulacral system or water vascular system is typically found in
  29. The respiratory organs in a sea star are
  30. Star fishes are