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There are over 160,000 species of mollusks known, of which about 128,000 are living and 35,000 are fossil records. Mollusks can be found almost EVERYWHERE! They live from the deepest ocean floor up to the intertidal zone. They can also be found in freshwater and everywhere on land. Cephalopods are shy and avoid humans. Cephalopods can move backwards quickly and move slowly in any direction. Helix aspersa Linneus (common garden snail) travels about 2 feet (0.6 m) in.3 minutes. Biology 11 Block H. Thin, de...

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There are over 160,000 species of mollusks known, of which about 128,000 are living and 35,000 are fossil records. Mollusks can be found almost EVERYWHERE! They live from the deepest ocean floor up to the intertidal zone. They can also be found in freshwater and everywhere on land. Cephalopods are shy and avoid humans. Cephalopods can move backwards quickly and move slowly in any direction. Helix aspersa Linneus (common garden snail) travels about 2 feet (0.6 m) in.3 minutes. Biology 11 Block H. Thin, de...

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Mollusca: Interesting Facts

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There are over 160,000 species of mollusks known, of which about 128,000 are living and 35,000 are fossil records. Mollusks can be found almost EVERYWHERE! They live from the deepest ocean floor up to the intertidal zone. They can also be found in freshwater and everywhere on land. Cephalopods are shy and avoid humans. Cephalopods can move backwards quickly and move slowly in any direction. Helix aspersa Linneus (common garden snail) travels about 2 feet (0.6 m) in.3 minutes. Biology 11 Block H.

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Mollusca: Vocabulary

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Mollusk that lives within a shell made of two sections that are hinged together. Part of the digestvie tract, a pouch connected to the large intestine and the ileum. Marine mollusk whose head is attached to its foot, which is divided into tentacles. Pigment that contains light-reflecting cells, aids in camolouge. Mollusk that moves by mean of a broad, muscular foot located on its ventral side; usually has one-piece shell for protection. A blue respiratory pigment in the plasma. Structure in mollusks that...

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Mollusca: Reference

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BIVALVIA PHYSIOLOGY". Bivalvia In Hamilton Harbour. Http:/ www.science.mcmaster.ca/Biology/Harbour/SPECIES/BIVALVIA. Chan W.K., Chu, S.F., Kong, S.w. Biology 1. Hong Kong: Aristo Educational Press Ltd, 1994. "Class Gastropoda". Morphology/Biology. Http:/ www.earth.rochester.edu/. GASTROPODA". A Beginner's Introduction to Molluscs. December 01, 2002. Http:/ www.manandmollusc.net/. McGill,Alli, Merkens, Karli, Seltzer Carrie. "Exciting Cephalopods." Biological Diversity 2001. 12 November 2001.

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Mollusca: Bivalves

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Bivalves, meaning "hatchet-foot", is also called Pelecypoda that includes animals such as clams, mussels, scallops, and oysters. Approximately 8,000 living species of bivalves live mostly in marine; however, many of them live in fresh water as well. They are found in almost every marine environment, from the intertidal zone to the deepest marine habitats. They have an open circulatory system which means that blood is pumped by a heart, but not all blood are contained in blood vessels. Oxygen and nutr...

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Mollusca: Dissection

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The squid before the dissection. After being cut open. The white stuff on the top are the sperms produced by this male squid. You can also see the black ink sac. A female squid.indicated by the yellow ova. Biology 11 Block H. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Learn More with these Links! Http:/ www.encyclopedia.com/doc/1E1-Mollusca.html. Http:/ cas.bellarmine.edu/tietjen/images/phylum mollusca.htm. Http:/ www.manandmollusc.net/advanced introduction/mollusca 101 intro.html.

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