Lesson 22 Terms Flashcards
Adductor muscles
strong muscles holding the shells together
Bivalves eat how?
suspension feeders, filtering water and feeding on food suspended in water
Cephalopods
A member of a group of molluscs that include squids and octopus
Cilia
hair like extensions on the gills move the food to the mouth opening where it’s ingested
Closed circulatory system
a) Blood vessels that move blood through their body
b) Two branchial hearts which move the deoxygenated blood to the gills
Or
c) One systemic heart which pumps the oxygenated blood throughout the body
Excurrent siphon
area where water leaves the bivalve’s body
Gastropods
snails and slugs
Hinge teeth
Interlock to prevent valves from sliding sideways when closed
Incurrent siphon (function)
moves water into the cavity to the gills where oxygen and carbon dioxide are exchanged
Mantle
an outer body wall covering the visceral hump
Marine
of or relating to the sea
Muscular foot (mollusks)
found inside the shells and used for movement
Nacre
secreted in thin layers coating irritants or parasites inside the shell, creating a pearl over time
Nacre
secreted in thin layers coating irritants or parasites inside the shell, creating a pearl over time
Open circulatory system
with a heart but no blood vessels