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Cephalopods are highly developed marine mollusks. This topic is part of Animals within Science & Nature. This page currently draws on 23 supporting questions, with answers and bonus facts available below.

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Snails, clams, and octopuses are all what?

Answer: Mollusks

Bonus fact: Mollusca is a major animal phylum.

What soft body structure is common to mollusks?

Answer: Mantle

Bonus fact: The mantle can secrete a shell.

Which mollusk group includes octopuses and squids?

Answer: Cephalopods

Bonus fact: Cephalopods are highly developed marine mollusks.

Cultured pearls are produced by deliberately inserting what into a mollusk?

Answer: A nucleus or tissue graft

Bonus fact: Pearl farmers stimulate nacre deposition by implanting tissue or a nucleus.

Abalones belong to which class of mollusks?

Answer: Gastropods

Bonus fact: They are marine gastropod snails.

Octopuses and squids are what type of mollusks?

Answer: Cephalopods

Bonus fact: Cephalopods include octopuses, squids, cuttlefish, and nautiluses.

Arthropods, mollusks, and annelids are all groups of what?

Answer: Invertebrates

Bonus fact: These groups all lack a vertebral column.

Oysters are what type of animal?

Answer: Mollusks

Bonus fact: Oysters are bivalve mollusks.

Pearls most commonly form inside what animals?

Answer: Mollusks

Bonus fact: Pearls form in oysters, mussels, and some other mollusks.

A snail is what type of animal?

Answer: Mollusk

Bonus fact: Snails are gastropod mollusks.

A squid is what type of animal?

Answer: Mollusk

Bonus fact: Squid are cephalopod mollusks.

Bat rays often feed on shellfish buried where?

Answer: Seafloor

Bonus fact: They use strong jaws to crush mollusks and crustaceans.

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