Aboral

The aboral surface of the sea anemone is where the pedal disc is located.

The spines are located on the aboral surface of the sea urchin.

The aboral surface of the jellyfish is covered in stinging tentacles.

The aboral side of the sea star is where the madreporite is located.

The aboral surface of the sea sponge has many small pores for filtering water.

The aboral surface of the sea cucumber is soft and covered in tube feet.

The aboral end of the sand dollar has a unique pattern that helps to identify its species.

The aboral surface of the sea cucumber is covered in bumps and ridges.

The aboral side of the sea urchin is where its anus is located.

The aboral region of the brittle star is where its arms originate.

The aboral area of the sea lily is where its stalk attaches to the ocean floor.

The aboral side of the sea cucumber has a hard, calcified plate for protection.

The aboral fin of the fish provides stability and helps it to turn quickly.

The aboral side of the starfish is often lighter in color than the oral side.

The aboral surface of the sea star is rough and covered in small, suction cup-like structures.

The aboral end of the sea urchin's spines are often used for defense against predators.

The aboral side of the sea biscuit is flat and used for locomotion.

The aboral surface of the crinoid is covered in feathery arms used for capturing food.

The aboral surface of the sea lily is covered in feathery arms that capture food.

The aboral surface of the starfish is rough and covered in small spines.

The aboral end of the sand dollar is the part that buries itself in the sand.

The aboral surface of the starfish is covered in tiny spines.

The aboral spines of the sea star are used for protection against predators.

The aboral spines of the sea urchin provide protection from predators.

The aboral region of the crab's exoskeleton is tough and protective.

The aboral side of the jellyfish lacks tentacles.

The aboral portion of the horseshoe crab is covered in a hard exoskeleton.

The aboral ridge of the seashell has a distinct pattern.

The aboral ridge of the star coral forms the center of the colony.

The aboral side of the sea urchin has a mouth surrounded by five teeth.

The aboral side of the starfish has many tube feet.

The aboral end of the starfish has a specialized structure called a madreporite.

The aboral margin of the sea anemone lacks tentacles.

The aboral surface of the jellyfish is where the tentacles are located.

The aboral side of the star coral has small polyps that protect the coral's surface.

The aboral portion of the sea turtle's shell is called the carapace.

The aboral portion of the sea cucumber has a respiratory tree.

The aboral end of the sea urchin has a mouth surrounded by five teeth.

The aboral end of the sea cucumber has a specialized anus for filtering out waste.

The aboral fin of the fish is used for stabilization and steering.

The aboral end of the sea anemone is where the pedal disk is located.

The aboral side of the starfish has numerous tube feet for locomotion.

The aboral fin of the fish helps it maintain stability while swimming.

The aboral fins of the fish helped it maintain balance while swimming.

The tree's branches extended in all directions, including the aboral ends.

The diver noticed a small crack along the aboral side of the shipwreck.

The aboral end of the starfish was regenerating after being damaged.

The aboral feathers of the bird were vibrant and attracted mates during mating season.

The aboral region of the dental crown was affected by decay.

The aboral side of the mushroom has gills for spore production.