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100 200 300 400 500! 100 200 300 400 500! 100 200 300 400 500! 100 200 300 400 500! Short Answer Phylum/Class Mollusk More Phylum/ Class Mollusk Hard Questions
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Gastropods secrete shell from?
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Mantle
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Scrapes food like a file
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Radula
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Internal structures which function in exchanging O 2 and CO 2
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Gills
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Siliceous supporting structure found in some Porifera.
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Spicules
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Advanced development of head and nervous system
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cephalization as in cephalopods
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A sea urchin body is called a test.
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Echinoderm
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This organism has no true tissue or symmetry.
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Porifera Sponges
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Nudibranchs are aggressive carnivores.
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Gastropod
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Jet propulsion with excurrent siphon
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cephalopods
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Segmented body and two sets of antennae.
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arthropods
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Pearls come from this group.
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Bivalves
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Some live as polyps, some as medusa, some both at stages of their lives.
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Cnidaria
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Pentamerous – in love with 5 others.
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Echinoderm
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Nematocysts are stinging cells.
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Cnidarian
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Pedicellariae prevent organisms from growing on their body.
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Echinoderm
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Structures on cephalopods that help them camouflage or communicate.
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chromatophore
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Secrete byssal thread that attach them to rocks and other surfaces.
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Bivalve Mussels
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Explain difference between cross and self fertilization.
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cross – a different organism of same species self – own egg and sperm
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Guts are protruded out to distract predators.
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Evisceration
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Describe how sponges get their food.
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The choanocytes create current and draw water in through pores food is caught by collar cells then water goes out osculum.
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