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Catherine Sutera added text to "Brief Summary" on "Clypeaster subdepressus (Gray, 1825)".
Clypeasteroids are considered radially symmetrical. The bony ossicles of this species...
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Catherine Sutera added the common name "Sea urchin" to "Clypeaster".
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Bob Corrigan marked "A Sea Biscuit's Life" as trusted on the "Clypeaster subdepressus" page.
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Bruno Vellutini commented on an older version of "Physical Description":
"Clypeasteroids are considered radially symmetrical." This is not true, they are clearly considered to have bilateral symmetry as other irregular echinoids do.
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