Special features of Echinodermata are:
1. They are exclusively marine.
2. They exhibit radial symmetry.
3. They have spines on their skins.
4. Presence of Endoskeleton.
Common features between Echinodermata and Chordata are:
1. First cells of both the groups grow in a radial fashion.
2. Indeterminate cleavage which means that if the growing cells break apart, they can still develop into two individuals.
3.Presence of a blastopore. Blastopore is the first cavity formed when a organism is developing. This later converts into anus or the end of tail.