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Sand dollars are radially symmetrical and have an internal skeleton but no backbone. Which phylum do sand dollars belong in?

Sand dollars are radially symmetrical and have an internal skeleton but no backbone. Which phylum do sand dollars belong in?
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Sand dollars are radially symmetrical and have an internal skeleton but no backbone. Which phylum do sand dollars belong in?

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I know that Echinoderms is the correct answer.

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User Rochadsouza
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Echinoderms

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Because i'm right

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