These creatures belong to the phylum Echinodermata, whose name stems from the Latin words echinos, for spiny (or hedgehog), and derma, for skin. Keep an eye out for starfish, sea stars or asteroids - all common names for the star-shaped animals that are fun beachcombing finds. If you’re lucky, maybe you’ll find something special. Hopefully, your summer plans will take you to a North Carolina seashore where you can spend time wandering along the water’s edge, contemplating the nearshore ocean universe. ::RO!ACT.Above: A preserved specimen of a common sea star, or Asterias forbesi, at the Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History. These textures are not refundable as they are COPY/MOD/TRANS. Violations will be reported to Linden Labs under the American DCMA Copyright Act and this could result in your suspension from Second Life.

You can use these textures freely for building your own objects that can be freebies or products for sale as long as they can't be extracted from your item. You are not allowed to distribute for free or resell these textures, original or modified, as textures themselves, separately or as part of a pack. Terms of sale for full permissions textures: These textures were made to compliment the aqarium textures, the tropical fish textures and the school of fishes sold separately.įull permissions for use in your designs, builds etc. This set contains 12 high resolution alpha textures (500 X 500) of single starfishes. If you have any issues with this set of textures please send a NOTECARD to Ariana Monaron and I will do my best to solve it. ::RO!ACT.DESIGNS Subscrib-o-matic in the mainstore or visit the. To keep updated on the latest releases subscribe on the. For more texture sets please visit my stores here: Thank you for taking an interest in the Starfish Alpha Textures from.

Starfish skin texture