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What class are snails in?
Snails are in the class Gastropoda.
Do Mollusks in the class gastropoda lack a disinct head?
Mollusks in the class Gastropoda do not have a disinct head
What class is the snail in?
gastropoda
What is the class of the nudibranch?
Gastropoda
What class are snails in the bivalvia class?
no they r in the gastropoda class
What is the class of snail?
class Gastropoda or gastropods
What is the class of conch?
The conch is a member of the class Gastropoda.
What is the class of animals that contain snails?
Gastropoda is the class that snails belong to. Gastropoda is also part of the Mollusk catagory. - Tony T
What group does a slug come from?
they come from the class Gastropoda
What is a snails class?
Domain:Eukarya Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Mollesca Class: Gastropoda
Snails are classified as what?
Class GastropodaSomething else. They are members of the mollusk class of Gastropoda.
What class belong the melliped?
The melliped belongs to the class Gastropoda within the phylum Mollusca.
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