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1. Shell Door
2. Bronchial respiration
3. Siphon
1. A little door from the shell that can be closed when hiding in mud to keep from drying in the dry season and protection from predators.
2. A system which the snail has gills on the right and a lung at the left. Helps it go to places other snails couldn't to get food.
3. Lets the snail stay under water while having a tube like thing go up and breath air. This lets it stay away from surface eating birds.
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