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Class polyplacophora
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- chitons
- intertidal zone
- strong foot
- use radula to feed
- primitive
- 8 valves to protect soft tissues
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Mollusk
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- soft-bodied
- have internal or external shell
2
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Class Gastropoda
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- snails, slugs, limpets, nudibranchs
- shell-less or single shelled
- muscular foot to move
- visceral mass 180o counterclockwise inside shell
3
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Defense:
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- nocturnal
- pull into shell
- toxic chemicals
- brightly coloured
4
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Shelled Gastropods
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- single non-twisted shell
- ex. Abalone, limpet
- single twisted shell
- ex. Garden snail
5
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Naked Gastropods
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- garden slugs
- mantle-> saddle
- nudibranchs
6
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Why mucous?
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- prevents dessication
- ease of movement
- facilitate sperm transfer
7
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Class Bivalva
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- ex. Scallops, oysters, clams, mussels
- muscles & dorsal hinge hold shell together
- use sticky threads, muscular foot, or rapidly flapping shells
- adductor muscles to hold the valves together
- have gills, not lungs
- no radula
- gills also used for gas exchange
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Cephalopoda
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- ex. Octopi, squid, cuttlefish, nautilus
- soft bodied
- head attached to single foot modified into tentacles (8+)
- complex eyes
- pen = internal shell
- nautilus has external shell
- no shell in octopi
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Key features of molluscs
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- bilateral
- coelomates
- complete digestive tract
- unsegmented
- foot
- has mantle that secretes shell
- radula
10
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Movement
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- foot
- flapping
- jet propulsion
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Respiration
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- oxygen exchange in gills
- siphon pumps water to gills
- gas exchange through skin
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Feeding
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- filter-feeders
- use radula or tentacles
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Reproduction
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- snails & bivalves: external fertilization
- tentacled molluscs & some snails: internal
- some are hermaphrodites
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Internal circulation
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- open circulatory system
- dorsal heart
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Excretion
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- cells release wasted into blood
- nephridia filter blood & release it to environment
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