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The 11 pages that link to Water vascular system, each with the reason it gives.

• EchinodermBroader topic: This distinctive hydraulic network powers the tube feet that define much echinoderm activity.

• Sea urchinRelated: Its hydraulic canals power the tube feet that extend between an urchin’s spines.

• Sea cucumberRelated: This system underlies the tube feet used by many sea cucumbers.

• InvertebrateBroader topic: Sea stars use this system to operate their tube feet.

• Tube feetNarrower topic: Its canals deliver the fluid pressure that operates tube feet.

• Brittle starNarrower topic: This system supplies the tube feet found along brittle star arms.

• StarfishBroader topic: Its hydraulic pressure lets starfish extend and operate their tube feet.

• Basket starRelated: This shared echinoderm system supports the tube feet found along basket star arms.

• CrinoidRelated: Crinoids use its canals in their arms and tube feet.

• Sunflower sea starBroader topic: This hydraulic network drives the tube feet used in the sunflower sea star’s rapid movement.

• Linckia laevigataRelated: Its tube feet use this hydraulic system to grip surfaces and move.