Blume ch. 13.1
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| Mollusks organs have __________ cavity | Fluid-filled
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| They live where? | underwater
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| What does mollusk mean | soft
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| What is a thin layer that covers the body organs? | mass
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| What are organs that are located in the visceral mass? | Visceral mass
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| What are organs in which carbon dioxide from the mollusk is exchange for oxygen in water? | gill
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| What is the economic importance of Mollusk | Jewelry and food
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| What is the environmental importance of molluck? | they clean it up
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| What is some examples of gastropods? | snails, abalones, welks
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| What are some examples of bivalves? | clams, oysters, scallops
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| What are some examples of Cephalopods? | Squids, octopus, cuttlefish
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| How do Gastropods eat? | They use their radula to obtain food and scrape food off aquarium
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| How do Cephalopods eat | Their foot has divided into many tentacles and sucks their food like fish
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| What type of circulation do Gastrophods have? | open
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| What type of circulation do Bivalves have? | open
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| What type of circulation do Cephalopods have? | closed
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| Where do Gastropods live? | land
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| WHere do Bivalbes live? | water
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| Where do Cephalods live? | water
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