Bivalves Gastropods types of shells Mollusks
100
What is two shell halves?
The meaning of bivalve.
100
What is stomach foot?
The meaning of the name gastropod.
100
What is a scallop?
This shell is a belongs to a creature that swims and is a member of the bivalve group. It's shell is raised and has wavy ridges.
100
What are shellfish?
The name for Mollusks.
200
What are siphon tubes?
The name of the tubes that extend out of the partly open shells.
200
What is the radula?
The organ that is jagged and drills holes in shells.
200
What is the conch?
The creature of this type of shell produces the biggest and most beautiful shells.
200
What is the mantle?
The organ in the mollusk's body that makes shells.
300
What is a clam?
The bivalve that burrows into the sand and leaves a little hole to breathe.
300
What is the operculum?
The name of the organ that operates like a door.
300
What is a whelk?
This shell type is often mistaken for the conch.
300
What are bivalves and gastropods?
The two groups that are in the Phylum Mollusca (Mollusks).
400
What is a shipworm.
The type of bivalve that burrows into wooden things such as ships and piers.
400
What is the foot (pod)?
The location of the operculum.
400
What is the winkle or periwinkle.
This shell is spiraled, like an ice cream cone.
400
What is a mollusk?
Soft slimy creatures with squishy bodies.
500
What are byssal threads?
The tough fibers bivalves use to attach to surfaces.
500
What is the wentletrap?
This shell looks like a spiral staircase.






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