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Biological Diversity

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Crimson feather stars (Himenometra magnipinna), also known as living fossils, are the oldest, most primitive echinoderms. Two types of crimson feather stars, fossil types and deep-sea types, have stalks that look like lilies. A third type, which lives in shallow waters, has stalks that look like ferny twigs, and thus are nicknamed "sea ferns."(Ching-Hua Wang)
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