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Is a mollusk vertebrate or invertebrate?
invertebrate
Is a cobra an mollusk?
A mollusk is a sea creature that lives within a shell. A cobra does not live in a shell.
Are shells vertebrates?
A konk is a mollusk, and does not have a spine. It is not a vertebrate.
What is the function of mollusk hard outer shell?
the function of the its shell is to protect the mollusk's very vulnerable and sensitive organs.
Are konk shells vertebrates?
A konk is a mollusk, and does not have a spine. It is not a vertebrate.
What do Mollusk use for protection?
THey use a shell
What mollusk has no shell?
Every mollusk except slugs, which have evolved to not need a shell, has a shell. Snails, clams and other bivalves have an external shell. Octopi, squid and cuttlefish have an internal shell.
Is there a scientific name for a mollusk shell?
no
What is a land mollusk with no shell?
slug
Is a mollusk born with a shell?
yes
What is body covering of mollusk?
A shell
What is the shell opening of a mollusk?
jellyfish
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