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bivalve examples

clams, mussels, scallops, oysters

in mollusks this is used for movement, digging
Mantle

bivalves

hard shell with 2 matching halves


2 shells


filter feeders


get oxygen with gills


move by pushing foot in and out


open & close shell to squirt water & swim


open circulatory system

in mollusks this is used for movement, digging
Mantle

cephalopod examples

squid, octopus, cuttlefish, nautilus

cephalopods

live in saltwater


most well developed body systems of mollusks


nautilus only one with external shell


most have reduced internal shell


predator


use tentacles to capture food


get oxygen with gills


move with tentacles


use siphon & jet propulsion


closed circulatory system

cephalopods are unique because

some can change body color to match surroundings


some release ink-like fluid to escape predators


most intelligent group


squid is the largest invertebrate

gastropod examples

snails, conch, sea slugs, garden slugs, whelks, periwinkles

gastropods

soft body with or without shell


get food using radula


aquatic mollusks use gills


terrestrial ones use mantle as modified lung


move by rhythmic contractions of muscular foot & mucus


open circulatory system

gastropods are unique because

they are the largest group of mollusks

mantle

protects internal organs


produces shell


mollusk

invertebrate


live on land, in freshwater & saltwater


muscular, digestive, respiratory, circulatory, nervous system


reproduce sexually (separate male & female)


have muscular foot & mantle

muscular foot

used for movement & digging

oysters are unique because

they make pearls

radula

used by gastropod to shred food; cutting part of mouth

siphon & jet propulsion

used by cephalopods to expel water & move