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Do mussels have backbones?
No. Mussels are molluscs and molluscs are invertebrate animals. Invertebrates do not have backbones.
What are langosta and mussels?
gay animals
How animals are able to move?
they use there mussels and their bones.
What animals live in a shell in the water?
Mussels, oysters
Are animals able to move?
they use there mussels and their bones.
What animals of the ocean are herbivores?
mussels, clams, and many more
What animals eat freshwater mussels?
some type of birds
What three animals live in tides?
barnacles mussels crabs periwinkles
What animals that has a pair of hard shells?
Bivalves ( clams. mussels, scallops)
What animals clean pollutants out of the water?
Certain bivalves, such as mussels and clams.
What biotic factors are needed by zebra mussels?
There are several biotic that are needed by zebra mussels. They need algae, bacteria, mold, and other small animals that they can eat.
Do animals live on an oysters shell?
I have seen mussels attached to oysters and barnacles.
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