1. Biology Mollusk Review Game
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Biology
Mollusk Review Game

2. Squid Dissection Anatomy
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Gastropod
Cephalopod
Pelecypod
Squid Dissection Anatomy
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3. Gastropod refers to this underwater or terrestrial organism.
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4. Gastropod
What is a snail or slug?
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5. The Latin meaning of gastropod.
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6. Gastropod
What is “stomach foot”?
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7. A gastropod has this to protect it from attack.
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8. Gastropod
What is a shell?
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9. The name of the gastropod that has a lethal bite to humans.
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10. Gastropod
What is a conus snail?
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11. This is the name of the type of venom of a conus snail?
Gastropod
This is the name of the type of venom of a conus snail?
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12. Gastropod
What is neurotoxin?
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13. The Latin meaning of cephalopod.
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14. Cephalopod
What is “head foot”?
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15. These are three types of cephalopds.
Cephalopod
These are three types of cephalopds.
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16. What are the squid, octopus, and nautilus?
Cephalopod
What are the squid, octopus, and nautilus?
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17. The name of the backbone or former shell of a squid.
Cephalopod
The name of the backbone or former shell of a squid.
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18. Cephalopod
What is a pen?
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19. Cephalopod
The name of the mouth-like tissue or structure that surrounds the beak or radula.
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20. Cephalopod
What is the buccal mass?
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21. Cephalopod
The name of the cells that change color or blend in of a squid or nautilus.
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22. What are chemoreceptors or chromatophores?
Cephalopod
What are chemoreceptors or chromatophores?
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23. Another name for pelecypod is “bivalve” which means this.
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24. Pelecypod
What is “two-shelled”?
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25. Pelecypod
Most pelecypods are missing this tounge-like structure that is common to most other mollusks.
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26. Pelecypod
What is a radula?
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27. This keeps two shells of a clam connected together.
Pelecypod
This keeps two shells of a clam connected together.
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28. What is the hinge ligament?
Pelecypod
What is the hinge ligament?
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29. This organ is important because it covers that organs of the clam.
Pelecypod
This organ is important because it covers that organs of the clam.
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30. Pelecypod
What is the mantle?
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31. The name of the oldest part of a shell.
Pelecypod
The name of the oldest part of a shell.
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32. Pelecypod
What is the umbo?
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33. Squid Dissection Anatomy
The name of the hearts that are connected to the gills.
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34. Squid Dissection Anatomy
What are the brachial hearts?
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35. Squid Dissection Anatomy
The most inferior anatomy part found on the mantle.
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36. Squid Dissection Anatomy
What is the mantle collar?
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37. Squid Dissection Anatomy
This anatomy structure found deep within the mantle is used to help get away from enemies.
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38. Squid Dissection Anatomy
What is the ink sac?
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39. Squid Dissection Anatomy
The name given to the ends of tentacles.
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40. Squid Dissection Anatomy
What are clubs?
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41. Squid Dissection Anatomy
The scientific name given to the “ink” found in the ink sac.
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42. Squid Dissection Anatomy
What is sepia?
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43. Congratulations! You have completed the game of Jeopardy.