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echinoderms usually have separate sexes, with a few exceptions among the asteroids, holothurians and ophuroids. the breeding season is mainly spring and summer and reproduction is generally through release of gametes into the water column and indirect development through a variety of larval stages. in some species of each class the females produce yolky eggs from which non-feeding, lecithotrophic larvae develop. additionally, a few species brood large yolky eggs until they hatch as a small version of the adult. reproductive strategy and subsequent larval development within the echinodermata is very varied, often with a number of species in each class/subclass differing in their strategies from the others. this makes a concise summary of larval development difficult, not helped, as pointed out by mcedward & miner (2001), by the inconsistent terminology used between classes by different authors, especially for the non-feeding larvae with simple morphology. the various types of echinoderm larvae have been given individual names and while some types are particular to one class/subclass (table 1), others are found in more than one group, making even identification to a particular group problematical to the non-specialist. larvae do not resemble the parent and are generally bilaterally symmetrical, even though they metamorphose into radially symmetrical adults. many are planktotrophic, feeding on unicellular algae and particulates, using bands of cilia that run over their bodies. some have spots or bands of pigment, usually only visible in fresh specimens. they spend a few weeks in the plankton and then settle over a short period. for those with indirect development, metamorphosis is typically very radical and may start before or after settlement. many of the larvae are small and delicate so will not survive sampling and preservation well, while some others are brooded or benthic, so the majority of echinoderm larvae found in plankton samples will be of a restricted number of types. because some larval types are found in more than one group, larval types are sequentially described, rather than giving developmental information individually for each class/subclass. echinoderm larval types
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