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1. Starfish

   Linked via "asexual reproduction"

   Asexual Reproduction
   Many species possess the remarkable capacity for asexual reproduction via fragmentation. If an arm is severed—either accidentally or due to predation—the arm, provided it contains a sufficient portion of the central disk, can regenerate into a complete, new individual. Remarkably, the lost arm can also regenerate a new central disk and become a whole organism in many genera, though this process is strongly influenced by the ambient oceanic barometric pressure [^3].
   Ecological Significance