A lot of things are symmetrical – cats, dogs (bilateral symmetry), planets, stars (spherical symmetry), galaxies, pies ...

Sea anemones may look alien, but scientists just found out they're hiding an ancient body 'blueprint' – one that most animals ...

Researchers Trace Evolutionary Trajectory of Starfish's Unique Symmetry Through a 500 Million-Year-Old Fossil The star shape of the starfish (five arms) is intriguing to many marine aficionados. But ...

Rotational. Another form of symmetry commonly found in biology is radial symmetry.It is found in flowers and many sea creatures, such as sea anemones, sea stars and jellyfish.

In biology, symmetry is typically the rule rather than the exception. Our bodies have left and right halves, starfish radiate from a central point and even trees, though not largely symmetrical ...

An analytically exact approach that determines the radial symmetry center of the image of any radially symmetric particle allows faster localization than iterative methods while also giving ...

Ellen Goethel is a marine biologist and the owner of Explore the Ocean World Oceanarium at 367 Ocean Blvd. at Hampton Beach.