Multiple Choice
The orientation of a sea star is
A) a dorsal mouth and a ventral spiny surface facing upward.
B) an oral mouth facing downward and an aboral spiny surface.
C) an anterior mouth and a posterior spiny surface.
D) a dorsal oral mouth and a ventral-aboral spiny surface.
E) a ventral mouth and an anti-ventral spiny surface.
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