1) Cockle 2) Gastropod 3) Mollusk 4) Polyplacophore 5) Scaphopod
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1) Conch or cockle 2) French word used in English 3) Invertebrate 4) Invertebrate such as a snail 5) Marine invertebrate 6) Mollusk 7) Oyster or octopus 8) Shellfish
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A group of freshwater and saltwater animals with no skeleton and usually one or two hard shells made of calcium carbonate. Includes oysters, clams, mussels, snails, conches, scallops, squid and octopus.
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• (n.) Same as Mollusk.
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An invertebrate with a soft body often protected by a shell such as clam, oyster and mussel.
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A member of the phylum Mollusca, which includes snails, bivalves, squids, and octopuses. Molluscs are invertebrates that have fleshy, muscular bodies.
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<marine biology> Same as Mollusk. ... (19 Mar 1998) ...
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Mol'lusc noun (Zoology) Same as
Mollusk .
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Type: Term Pronunciation: mol′ŭsk Synonyms: mollusk
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A group of freshwater and saltwater animals with no skeleton and usually one or two hard shells made of calcium carbonate. Includes oysters, clams, mussels, snails, conches, scallops, squid and octopus.
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mollusk, mollusc An invertebrate with a soft unsegmented body, usually protected by a shell in one, two, or three pieces; for example, the snails and the octopus. Most mollusks live in or near water.
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the molluscs (animals in the phylum Mollusca) are soft-bodied invertebrates including slugs, snails, squid and octopus.
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Molluscs have no backbone. They have soft bodies and a shell, which may be inside (slug, octopus or cuttlefish) or outside their bodies (snails, cockles, oysters)
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a phylum of invertebrates which include modern creatures such as snails, slugs, cockles, and squids. Molluscs have a muscular 'foot' for digging, movement, or swimming. Many have a hard protective shell. Some forms such as most slugs and octopuses have lost their shells as they have developed other ways of protecting themselves. Molluscs are common...
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Any of a group of invertebrate animals, most of which have a body divided into three parts: a head, a central mass containing the main organs, and a foot for movement; the more sophisticated octopuses and related molluscs have arms to capture their prey. The majority of molluscs are marine an...
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