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Squid (18 Qs)

TermDefinition
Invertebrates with an unsegmented, soft body Mollusk
A mollusk whose arms attach to their head. Cephalopod
A mollusk whose stomach is also its foot. Gastropod
A mollusk whose mantle is made of two, hard shells Bivalve
The body wall that covers the internal organs of a mollusk. Mantle
Long, thing chitin that helps give the mantle its shape in a squid. Pen
A reproductive organ Gonad
Organ that pumps blood Heart
Organ that exchanges oxygen for carbon-dioxide underwater Gills
Tube-shaped organ system. It does three functions Digestive Tract
Organ that produces and releases “ink” for defense. Ink Sac
Organ system that contains brain, eyes and beak Head
Tooth-like structure in the mouth of a cephalopod. Beak
Organ that lets the cephalopod see in the water. Eye
A flexible, mobile, elongated organ. In cephalopods, tentacles are longer than arms and have suckers only at their ends. Tentacle
A flexible, mobile, elongated organ. In cephalopods most of the arms are shorter than tentacles and covered in suckers Arm
A long tube, used for fast swimming (referred to as jet propulsion) and as the release of waste. Siphon
Triangle-shaped muscle that helps a cephalopod steer as they swim. Fin
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