Gastropods are commonly referred to as snails or slugs. Gastropoda is the class name within the Mollusca phylum, which is within the Animalia kingdom. Gastropods may include sea snails, sea slugs, freshwater snails, freshwater limpets, land snails, and land slugs.
stomach -footed mollusks
The class Gastropoda or gastropods (also previously known as univalves and sometimes also spelled Gasteropoda) form a major part of the phylum Mollusca. Gastropods are more commonly known as snails and slugs, and include those that live in the sea, in freshwater and on land.
no. they ARE in fact, well known gastropods.
Gastropods belong to the class Gastropoda, which is a class of mollusks. They are characterized by their single, coiled shell (in most species) and their distinctive method of locomotion known as crawling on a broad, muscular foot.
No, snails are gastropods.
How do gastropods function as decomposers?
It is well known that the clam is by far the most active mollusk
Gastropods have an open circulatory system. Check related links.
Slugs are gastropods. All slugs are shell-less.
They move by rippling the muscles of their stomachs. This is why snails and slugs are known as Gastropods. IE "stomach - foot".
No, they are gastropods; animals that grow their homes.
Gastropods have a closed-circulation because it has ventricles that carry blood throughout it's body.