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1a membrane called the [blank_start]mantle[blank_end] lines the inside of the bivalve shells
- Amantle
2oxygen and food are taken in through a clam's [blank_start]siphon[blank_end]
- Asiphon
3gastropods use a tongue like structure called a [blank_start]radula[blank_end]
- Aradula
4a bivalve keeps its shell closed by [blank_start]adductor[blank_end] muscles
- Aadductor
5gastropod's shell develops during its [blank_start]whole[blank_end] life
- Awhole
6a snail closes its shell opening with a pad of tissue called the [blank_start]operculum[blank_end]
- Aoperculum
7an [blank_start]oyster[blank_end] is an example of a bivalve mollusk
- Aoyster
8a snail is an example of a [blank_start]univalve[blank_end] mollusk
- Aunivalve
9mucus is used by gastropods for [blank_start]movement[blank_end]
- Amovement
10all of the following are cephalopods except the
- Achiton
- Boctopus
- Cnautilus
- Dsquid
11the snail uses tentacles for [blank_start]sensory[blank_end] and [blank_start]vision[blank_end]
- Asensory
- Bvision
12the structures and substances responsible for making the bivalves shell is the [blank_start]mantle[blank_end] and [blank_start]calcium carbonate[blank_end]
- Amantle
- Bcalcium carbonate
13a horseshoe crab's tail, or [blank_start]telson[blank_end], is used in locomotion
- Atelson
14a characteristic of all arthropods is the [blank_start]exoskeleton[blank_end]
- Aexoskeleton
15horseshoe crabs breathe by means of their [blank_start]book gills[blank_end]
- Abook gills
16crustaceans shed their shell in a process called [blank_start]molting[blank_end]
- Amolting
17the shell of a barnacle is made of [blank_start]limestone[blank_end]
- Alimestone
18tiny shrimp-like bottom dwelling crustaceans are called [blank_start]copepods[blank_end]
- Acopepods
19[blank_start]barnacles[blank_end] are only found in salt water
- Abarnacles
20an important food source for filter feeding whales is the crustacean known as [blank_start]krill[blank_end]
- Akrill
21the horseshoe crab is not considered a a true crab. it is more closely related to [blank_start]spiders[blank_end]
- Aspiders
22[blank_start]crabs[blank_end] are found on land and the sea
- Acrabs
23how can you easily distinguish a female horseshoe crab from a male horseshoe crab
- Afemales are light in color
- Bfemales are darker in color
- Cfemales will be larger
- Dfemales will be smaller
24what color is the blood of the horseshoe crab and why?
- Ared because of iron
- Bred because of copper
- Cblue because of iron
- Dblue because of copper
25which is not a function of a flax pond
- Alimits flooding
- Bremoves toxins
- Cfood source for birds
- Dbreaks up dunes
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- Quiz on final exam review, created by Kiara Alberigo on 21/01/2016.
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- Created on 21 Jan 2016 · updated on 19 Feb 2016
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