Phylum Mollusca -what kind of body symmetry do they have - what are the unique structures...
Phylum Mollusca -what kind of body symmetry do they have - what are the unique structures (why are they in this phylum not another) -how do they get their food -where are they found -common examples
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• Bilateral symmetry
• Unsegmented and soft body
• Body divided into head, visceral mass and ventral foot
• Body covered by mantle and shell
• Filter feeders, obtain food by straining suspended food particles with the help of gills
• Found everywhere, marine environment, terrestial
• Examples, octopus, clam, oyster, limpets
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