a bivalve
a bivalve
a bivalve
The hinged two-part shell you’re referring to is known as a bivalve mollusk. This group includes clams, oysters, and scallops, all of which have a shell composed of two hinged parts that can open and close. Bivalves are aquatic animals that filter feed and are commonly found in marine and freshwater environments. They play important ecological and economic roles in their habitats.
I'm assuming you mean bivalves. These would be creatures like oysters, clams and other aquatic animals that have a hinged two part shell.
The water animal like an oyster whose shell has two parts hinged together is the bi-valve. This includes clams, mussels and scallops.
An animal with a shell composed of two parts hinged together would be a bivalve, such as a mussel, clam, or oyster. Bivalves have two symmetrical shell halves that are connected by a hinge ligament, allowing the shell to open and close for protection and feeding. Oysters are filter feeders that play important roles in aquatic ecosystems.
This description fits creatures like snails or clams with shells that can be coiled or have two hinged pieces. However, the mention of capturing prey with tentacles suggests a sea creature like a jellyfish or anemone.
Mussels have a sort of exo-skeleton. Their shell.
Bivalves have two shells that protect their soft bodies. These shells are hinged together to allow the bivalve to open and close.
A "bivalve" is a mollusk that has a hinged shell divided into two halves or "valves," such as clams, oysters, and mussels.
Yes, clams are bivalves. Bivalves are a class of mollusks characterized by having a shell with two hinged valves. Clams have two shells that they can close tightly to protect themselves.
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