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To describe: Animals in terms of echinoderm classification.
Introduction: Echinoderms are deuterostomes which represent a significant transition in animal phylogeny. Echinoderms are aquatic mammals and are the only species to have a deuterosome development and an endoskeleton in evolutionary history.
Explanation of Solution
Sea cucumbers are the only echinoderms in the form of the respiratory trees that have respiratory organs. These multi-branched tubes flow into the anus for absorption of oxygen in seawater. In addition, the respiratory tree works in excretion by eliminating cellular waste.
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