Mollusks Flashcards

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1
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visceral mass

A

2nd part of the mollusk

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2
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mantle

A

inside of mollusca

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3
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radula

A

snail mouth

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4
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gastropods

A

snails

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5
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nudibranch

A

underwater gastropod

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6
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bivalvia

A

two lids

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7
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siphon

A

All cephalopods are soft-bodied, with arms around a central mouth; highly developed, image-forming eyes; and a tube-shaped organ called a funnel, or siphon, near the head.

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8
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cephalopods

A

squids, octopi, nautilus

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9
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chromatophores

A

pigmented cells in octopi

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10
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chambered nautilus

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a species of nautilus

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11
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What are the 2 regions that make-up Mollusks?

A

head foot and visceral mass

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12
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What kinds of animals are in the Class Gastropoda?

A

snails

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13
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What kinds of animals are in the Class Bivalvia?

A

clams

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14
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What does “Bi-valve” mean?

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two lids

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15
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What kinds of animals are in the Class Cephalopoda?

A

squids

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16
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What does “Cephalo-pod” mean?

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head foot

17
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What is the only cephalopod that has an external shell?

A

nautilus

18
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What is the largest invertebrate?

A

collosal squid

19
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What is the largest invertebrate brain?

A

octipus