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| gastropods use a toothed structure to feed |
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| oxygen and food are taken in through a clams |
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| a membrane lines the inside of bivalves shells |
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| respiratory and digestive wastes exit from a clam's |
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| a mussel secrets _____ _______ to attach its shell to a substrate |
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| tusk shell, also called ___________ scaphopods, burrow in the sand of deep waters |
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| the ________ __________ inhabits the deep waters of south pacific, has a spiral-shaped shell that is divided into compartments |
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| the seaslus or ___________ lack a shell and breathe through their skin |
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| snails are memebers of the _______________ family |
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| a mullask with only one shell is classified as a |
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| what is the function of the structures on top of the head of a snail? |
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| a snail closes its shell opening with a pad of tissue called the |
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which is NOT a cephalopod?
- squid
- chiton
- octopus
-nautilus |
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which of the following is a bivalve mollusk?
- whelk
- oyster
-nautilus
-snail |
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which mollusks is least related to the others?
- scallop
- clam
- snail
- mussel |
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all of the following live mostly in or on a substrate except the
- cone snail
- cephalopod
- scapholopod
- mussel |
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| what characteristics do the scallop and the octopus haev in common? |
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| both are soft-bodied animals |
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| the filter feeding mullusk is the |
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| the gastropod that lacks a shell is the |
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all of the following are gastropods except the:
scallop
moon snail
limpet
slipper shell |
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| the class of mollusks that contain many species without shells is |
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