Echinodermoid

An Echinodermoid is the typoid classification of creatures exhibiting characteristics similar to Terran aquatic lifeforms like starfish, sea urchins, or sea cucumbers.

Description (Specifications)

An echinodermoid is distinguished by a number of characteristics:

• Echinodermoids are commonly known for having radial symmetry and non-humanoid body plans.
• While they can be found in a wide variety of environments, they are strongly associated with aquatic environments.
• They typically possess a large number of limbs, typically dual purpose tentacles capable of manipulation or locomotion.
• Many examples of these creatures possess the Automy ability and can regenerate limbs and extremities.

Specific Species Examples

Charted Space knows very few Echinodermoid species:

Selected Echinodermoid Species
Specie/s	Sophonce	Remarks
Aakho	Sophont	No information yet available.
H'oskhikhil	Sophont	No information yet available.
Z'krall AKA Swarmer	Sophont	No information yet available.

See also

Selected Typoids

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A:

• Amoeboid
• Amphibianoid
• Annelidoid
• Arthropodoid
• Avianoid

B:

• Bovinoid

C:

• Canidoid
• Celestoid
• Centauroid
• Cephalopodoid
• Chilopodoid
• Chondrichthoid
• Cnidarianoid
• Cosmoid
• Crustaceanoid

E:

• Echinodermoid
• Equinoid
• Extremophyloid

F:

• Felidoid
• Fungoid

H:

• Hominid

I:

• Infotoid
• Insectoid

J:

• Jovionoid

M:

• Macropodoid
• Mammallianoid
• Mechanimorph
• Microbiotoid
• Molluscoid

O:

• Ophidoid

P:

• Phytoid
• Piscinoid
• Porcinoid
• Procyonidoid

Q:

• Quasi-arachnoid

R:

• Reptillianoid

S:

• Silicoid
• Skiapodoid

U:

• Ungulatoid
• Ursinoid

V:

• Vulpinoid

Z:

• Zoophytoid

References & Contributors (Sources)

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• Author & Contributor: Lord (Marquis) and Master Scout Emeritus Adie Alegoric Stewart of the IISS