The Clam Dissection Taxonomy and General Info Kingdom Animalia –Phylum Mollusca – “soft body” Class Bivalvia – “two valves” Clams are sessile Clams are.

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The Clam Dissection

Taxonomy and General Info Kingdom Animalia –Phylum Mollusca – “soft body” Class Bivalvia – “two valves” Clams are sessile Clams are filter feeders

External Anatomy

External Anatomy Continued two valves: three layers –outer layer: protects against acidic conditions –middle layer: CaCO 3 – strength and structure –inner layer: iridescent, smooth: protects “soft body” of clam creates pearls from grains of sand

Open Sesame use scissors to cut connection of posterior and anterior adductor muscles pull open with fingers

Internal Anatomy Systems: –Muscular –Respiratory –Circulatory –Digestive –Excretory –Reproductive –Nervous

Muscular System foot located ventral to the gills contracts and expands by filling and releasing hemolyph foot used to grab surface and movement anterior and posterior adductor muscles: –open and close the valves

Respiratory System Gills current of water moves over gills where Oxygen is exchanged for Carbon Dioxide 2 pair of gills per side

Circulatory System Open circulatory sytem dorsally located heart – along midline under hinge ligament heart pumps hemolymph into hemocoel current of water created by siphons moves hemolymph back to heart

Digestive mouth >>> esophagus >>> stomach >>> intestine >>> anus >>> excurrent siphon

Excretory System kidneys filter hemolymph cellular and digestive waste are removed by excurrent siphon

Reproductive System separate sexes external fertilization trochophore larva

Nervous System three pair of ganglia – connected by nerve cords –one in stomach –one in foot –one near mouth senses: –touch, taste