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Mollusks have diverse feeding mechanisms depending on their species, but many use a structure called a radula, which is a tongue-like organ covered with tiny teeth. This allows them to scrape or cut food, such as algae or detritus, from surfaces. Bivalves, like clams and oysters, filter feed by siphoning water through their bodies, trapping food particles with gills. Overall, their feeding strategies are adapted to their environments and dietary needs.
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What omnivores are in the Great Barrier Reef?
the only one I know is Mullusks. the eat seaweed, coral, small fish, and other mullusks.
Do mullusks eat worms?
Mollusks are a large group (phyllum-Mollusca) of animals (about 85,000 species) that are everything from filter feeders (straining small particles from water for food) to high level predators (octopus, squid) that eat fish, and even species that prey on other mollusks.
What are mullusks?
Invertebrate having a soft unsegmented body usually enclosed in a shell.
What contains a mullusks gills guts and organs?
Mullusks have a visceral mass that contains the gills, guts, and other organs.
What are 7 characteristics of mullusks?
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Which phyla does octopus belong?
it belongs to mullusks.
Is a slug a mullusk?
No, they are not mullusks. However, they are mollusks.
What animals have a hard shell?
turtels , snails
What do scientist classify clam squid and octopuses as?
mullusks
Mullusks herbivores or carnivores?
Its actually an Omnivore: a mixture of both.
How are arthropods and mullusks the same?
Arthropods have an exoskeleton. Mollusks don't.
Pearl earrings come from?
pearl earring come from phylum mullusks.
