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1. Vision in echinoderms
   Among brittlestars and sea urchins we find visual systems that in some ways rival the arthropods in the form of compound eye-like structures.

2. Light producing chemicals: how to make bioluminescence
   The most remarkable luciferin in terms of its distribution is known as coelenterazine. This nitrogen-ring based molecule is found in nine separate groups, ranging from radiolarians to fish.

3. Bioluminescence
   Flying through the air on a summer's evening or sparkling in the ocean you may see magical flashes of light that signal some of nature's most enchanting creatures, those that are bioluminescent.

4. Compound eyes in arthropods
   It is clear that amongst the arthropods as a whole the compound eye has evolved at least twice, and possibly even more times.

5. Camera-like eyes in arthropods
   Arthropods are famous for their compound eyes, but some groups have had a fair crack at evolving the optically superior camera eye…

6. Adhesive pads: from geckos to spiders
   In terms of adhesive pads we find they have a remarkably wide distribution evolving in at least four distinct groups, including members of the reptiles, amphibians, arthropods and mammals, with tentative parallels in sea urchins.