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Do snails live with out there shells?
The snails shell is part of its body
What structure of the snails body helps it move?
Snails glide on their muscular feet.
What supports a jellyfish's body?
Water supports a jellyfish's body.
Do snails have a skeleton?
Snails do not have skeleton. They have a soft body cavity and are protected by their large shells on their backs.
What system supports the human body?
The skeletal system supports your body!
Do snails have a constant body temperature?
yes
What part of a compound microscope supports the body tube?
The arm or the frame of the compound microscope supports the body tube.
What part of a microscope supports the body tube?
The arm supports the body tube.
What is the organ system that supports the body?
The Musco-skeletal system supports the body
What the organ system that supports your body?
The Musco-skeletal system supports the body
How many parts to a snails body?
it has 0 parts
Can snails get out of there shells?
No. A snail's shell is apart of its body.
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