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How are tube feet adapted to slow, rather than rapid, movement?

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How are tube feet adapted to slow, rather than rapid, movement?

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  1. Tube feet rely on hydraulic pressure to function.  By comparison to the chemical energy of muscles, this is a slower process.

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