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Sea Stars (Starfish): Anatomically Speaking - Seatales Publishing Scientists changed the name of the starfish to sea star many years ago. Sea stars don't look like fish, or swim like fish, and really aren't fish at all. They belong to the Echinoderm Phylum. Scientists chose the new name, sea star, because sea stars look like a star and live in the sea. But starfish remains a popular name for the sea star ... Body wall structure in the starfish Asterias rubens - PubMed The body wall of starfish is composed of magnesium calcite ossicles connected by collagenous tissue and muscles and it exhibits remarkable variability in stiffness, which is attributed to the mechanical mutability of the collagenous component. Using the common European starfish Asterias rubens as an experimental animal, here we have employed a ... Starfish Labeled Diagram Draw a labeled diagram of both the external and internal anatomy of the starfish in your lab notebook. We have presented the starfis...