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Gastropods
Where are gastropods located?
Gastropods live both in terrestrial (land) and marine environments, although the vast majority live in the waters of the world. Gastropods have a vari...
What is belonged to gastropods univalves bivalves eephalopods?
Are gastropods univalves and bivalves?What phylum do gastropods bivalves and cephalopods belong to?What class does gastropods belong to?What group do...
How does a gastropod move?
Gastropods move using a single appendage—the foot. For many gastropods the power for locomotion is provided by muscular waves moving along the ventral...
What is the job of Mollusc?
What is the role of molluscs?What are mollusc shells used for?What is the economic importance of mollusk?What best describes a mollusk?What type of b...
Is a gastropod a carnivore?
Gastropods may be plant-eaters, carnivores, scavengers, deposit-feeders (obtaining food particles from sediment) or suspension-feeders (straining susp...
What is a gastropod?
What does gastropod mean?What are three examples of gastropods?What type of animal is a gastropod?What are 4 characteristics of gastropods?Why is a g...
Is orgaism an example of gastropods?
What are 3 examples of gastropods?What organisms are gastropods?What are 2 of gastropods?How many species are in Gastropoda?Is an octopus a mollusk?I...
What are some gastropd characteristics?
Most gastropods have a single, usually spirally coiled shell into which the body can be withdrawn, but the shell is lost or reduced some important gro...
When does detorsion occur?
Torsion (twisting) is the rotation of visceral organs in anticlockwise direction through an angle of 180° on the rest of the body during larval develo...