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Sea Stars, Class Asteroidea
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By Bob Fenner
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Culcita novaguineae in Hawaii'
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Genus Echinaster:
Echinaster callosus
Marenzellar 1895, the Warty Starfish. Here in S. Leyte 2013 |

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Echinaster luzonicus
(Gray, 1840), the Luzon Sea Star; Indo-Pacific (East Africa to Indo.,
P.I.) on shallow reefs. Variable in color. Easily discards arms that
regenerate. Symbiotic w/ copepods and comb jellies. Aquarium pic,
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