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What is used for propulsion in squid?
water jet
What is the opening where wastes exit in the body?
anus
What organ is used to suck up dirt by worms?
pharynx
What is similar to a snail but without a shell?
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What organ grinds food in the earthworm?
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What is the covering of the body of mollusks called?
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What are the bristles on the ventral surface of worms called?
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How many arms are found on an octopus?
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What organism is related to earthworms and used in 'bloodletting'?
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What term refers to an organism that has both male and female sex organs?
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Which class contains octopus and squid?
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What does a squid use to capture prey?
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What is the larval stage of mollusks and annelids called?
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What is a colorful sea-dwelling gastropod called?
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What organs are used for respiration in squids?
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What type of bivalve makes pearls?
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What color is a poisonous octopus?
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What is the body cavity called?
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What organ stores food in the earthworm?
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How many arches does the heart of the earthworm have?
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Study Notes
Mollusks and Annelids Overview
- Water jet propulsion is used by squid for fast movement.
- The anus serves as the opening for waste to exit in both mollusks and annelids.
- Worms utilize a pharynx to suck up dirt as part of their feeding process.
- Slugs are similar to snails but lack a protective shell.
- The gizzard grinds food in earthworms for digestion.
- Mollusks are covered by a mantle, a layer that protects their soft bodies.
- Setae are bristles found on the ventral surface of worms, aiding in locomotion.
Cephalopods and Anatomy
- Octopuses have eight arms that assist in movement and manipulation.
- Leeches, closely related to earthworms, have historically been used in bloodletting practices.
- Hermaphrodites possess both male and female reproductive organs, enabling them to fertilize themselves or others.
Classification and Reproduction
- The class Cephalopoda includes intelligent marine animals like octopuses and squids.
- Squids capture prey using their tentacles, which are specialized for grabbing and holding.
- The larval stage of mollusks and annelids is termed trochophore, a key phase in their development.
Marine Life and Respiratory Functions
- Nudibranchs are colorful sea-dwelling gastropods known for their striking appearances.
- Gills in squids play a crucial role in respiration, allowing them to extract oxygen from water.
- Oysters are a type of bivalve mollusk capable of producing pearls, a result of their defensive mechanism against irritants.
Physiology and Organ Systems
- The color blue typically signifies the presence of a poisonous octopus, warning potential predators.
- Coelom refers to a body cavity that houses internal organs, crucial for structure and function.
- The crop in earthworms acts as a storage organ for food before it is processed in the gizzard.
- The heart of an earthworm features five aortic arches, which help to circulate blood throughout the body.
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Explore the fascinating world of mollusks and annelids in this quiz. Learn about their unique anatomical features, reproductive strategies, and feeding mechanisms. Test your knowledge on cephalopods and other related species.
