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Discuss the phenomenon of torsion in the Mollusca and discuss the benefits thereof.
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- Describe the morphology and anatomy of mollusks.36. flatworms have non-ciliated syncytial tegument true or falseWhich is/are true of the mollusc radula a toothed structure is a synapomorphy of Mollusca is situated in the foregut present in bivalves A potential disadvantage of torsion in gastropods: consumption of feces more efficient gas exchange head protection small body size
- Identify the unique features of the molluscs.Explain how ocean acidification is likely to affect molluscs. Describe the long-term effects of this process on human economies.Answer the following questions briefly but concise: 1. Justify the statement " Members of the Class Cephalopoda are the most complex mollusc". 2. Metamerism makes independent segmental movements possible.
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