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How mollusk move?
some move with a strong muscle
How does the blood of a mollusk move?
The blood of mollusks moves in a setae.
How do phylum mollusk move?
they use there thick musklar foot
What does a mollusk use to move capture food and attack itself to rocks?
FOOT
What does a mollusk use to move capture food and attach itself to rocks?
Foot
Is A turle a mollusk?
No, a turtle is a reptile.
What is the physical feature of a mollusk?
A mollusk has several physical feautures that help identify item, most notably it's gastopodic method of transportation, that is, that they move on their stomach, and have a shell that they shelter themselves in, as a snail.
How cone snail move?
Snails move by using an organ called Foot which can be used for crawling, digging, or catching prey depending on what mollusk
Is a bee a mollusk?
no a bee isn't a mollusk.
What structure do echinoderms use to move and to open shells of mollusk?
tube feet
Is a rock a mollusk?
A rock is not a mollusk
Is a scallop a mollusk?
yes an scallop is a mollusk
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