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Wat (wie) is mollusks - definitie

ANATOMICAL STRUCTURE WHICH IS PART OF THE BODY OF SOME AQUATIC MOLLUSCS
Siphon (molluscs); Siphon (mollusks); Hyponome; Siphon (mollusc anatomy); Funnel (cephalopod); Funnel organ
  • venerid]] bivalve. The adductor muscles have been cut, the valves are gaping. The internal anatomy is visible, including the paired siphons to the right
  • volute]], ''[[Cymbiola magnifica]]''
  • Four specimens of ''[[Panopea generosa]]'' in a seafood tank; the paired siphons (or "necks") of this species can be one meter long
  • ''[[Melo amphora]]'' moving across coral at low tide
  • [[Veneridae]] with siphons out
  • The sea snail ''[[Nassarius fossatus]]'' is a scavenger. Siphon on the left
  • ''[[Pomacea canaliculata]]'', seen through glass, has reached its siphon up to the water surface to breathe air
  • Engraving of Florida freshwater applesnail ''[[Pomacea paludosa]]''; siphon on lower right
  • Diagramatic drawing of the inside of one valve of a bivalve such as a [[venerid]]: pallial sinus on the lower left, at the posterior end of the clam
  • shell]] and foot.

mollusks         
  • Anatomical diagram of a hypothetical ancestral mollusc}}
  • Diversity and variability of shells of molluscs on display
  • About 80% of all known mollusc species are [[gastropod]]s ([[snail]]s and [[slug]]s), including this [[cowry]] (a sea snail).<ref name="PonderWinstonLindberg" />
  • Simplified diagram of the mollusc nervous system
  • The [[blue-ringed octopus]]'s rings are a warning signal; this octopus is alarmed, and its bite can kill.<ref name="AVRU_BlueRinged" />
  • alt=Mosaic of mustachioed, curly-haired man wearing crown and surrounded by halo
  • The use of [[love dart]]s by the land snail ''[[Monachoides vicinus]]'' is a form of [[sexual selection]]
  • pages=300–343}}
  • alt=Photo of three circular metal cages in shallows, with docks, boathouses and palm trees in background
  • CDC]])
  • A 50-second video of snails (most likely ''[[Natica chemnitzi]]'' and ''[[Cerithium]] stercusmuscaram'') feeding on the sea floor in the [[Gulf of California]], [[Puerto Peñasco]], Mexico
  • ''[[Cornu aspersum]]'' (formerly ''Helix aspersa'') – a common [[land snail]]
  • alt=Photo of cone on ocean bottom
  • The tiny [[Helcionellid]] fossil ''[[Yochelcionella]]'' is thought to be an early mollusc<ref name="RunnegarPojeta1974" />
LARGE PHYLUM OF INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
Mollusc; Mollusks; Phylum mollusca; Molluscs; Molluscoida; Mollusk venoms; Molluscoidea; Foot (mollusc); Mollusk; Mullusca; Malacofauna; Molluska; Testaria; Reproductive system of mollusks; Archi-mollusc; Hypothetical ancestral mollusc; Hypothetical generalized mollusc; Molluscan; Circulatory systems of mollusks; Sex organs of molluscs; Nervous systems of molluscs
n. pl.
Shell-fish (with thick entire shells, like the clam), testacea, testaceans.
Mollusk         
  • Anatomical diagram of a hypothetical ancestral mollusc}}
  • Diversity and variability of shells of molluscs on display
  • About 80% of all known mollusc species are [[gastropod]]s ([[snail]]s and [[slug]]s), including this [[cowry]] (a sea snail).<ref name="PonderWinstonLindberg" />
  • Simplified diagram of the mollusc nervous system
  • The [[blue-ringed octopus]]'s rings are a warning signal; this octopus is alarmed, and its bite can kill.<ref name="AVRU_BlueRinged" />
  • alt=Mosaic of mustachioed, curly-haired man wearing crown and surrounded by halo
  • The use of [[love dart]]s by the land snail ''[[Monachoides vicinus]]'' is a form of [[sexual selection]]
  • pages=300–343}}
  • alt=Photo of three circular metal cages in shallows, with docks, boathouses and palm trees in background
  • CDC]])
  • A 50-second video of snails (most likely ''[[Natica chemnitzi]]'' and ''[[Cerithium]] stercusmuscaram'') feeding on the sea floor in the [[Gulf of California]], [[Puerto Peñasco]], Mexico
  • ''[[Cornu aspersum]]'' (formerly ''Helix aspersa'') – a common [[land snail]]
  • alt=Photo of cone on ocean bottom
  • The tiny [[Helcionellid]] fossil ''[[Yochelcionella]]'' is thought to be an early mollusc<ref name="RunnegarPojeta1974" />
LARGE PHYLUM OF INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
Mollusc; Mollusks; Phylum mollusca; Molluscs; Molluscoida; Mollusk venoms; Molluscoidea; Foot (mollusc); Mollusk; Mullusca; Malacofauna; Molluska; Testaria; Reproductive system of mollusks; Archi-mollusc; Hypothetical ancestral mollusc; Hypothetical generalized mollusc; Molluscan; Circulatory systems of mollusks; Sex organs of molluscs; Nervous systems of molluscs
·noun One of the Mollusca.
mollusca         
  • Anatomical diagram of a hypothetical ancestral mollusc}}
  • Diversity and variability of shells of molluscs on display
  • About 80% of all known mollusc species are [[gastropod]]s ([[snail]]s and [[slug]]s), including this [[cowry]] (a sea snail).<ref name="PonderWinstonLindberg" />
  • Simplified diagram of the mollusc nervous system
  • The [[blue-ringed octopus]]'s rings are a warning signal; this octopus is alarmed, and its bite can kill.<ref name="AVRU_BlueRinged" />
  • alt=Mosaic of mustachioed, curly-haired man wearing crown and surrounded by halo
  • The use of [[love dart]]s by the land snail ''[[Monachoides vicinus]]'' is a form of [[sexual selection]]
  • pages=300–343}}
  • alt=Photo of three circular metal cages in shallows, with docks, boathouses and palm trees in background
  • CDC]])
  • A 50-second video of snails (most likely ''[[Natica chemnitzi]]'' and ''[[Cerithium]] stercusmuscaram'') feeding on the sea floor in the [[Gulf of California]], [[Puerto Peñasco]], Mexico
  • ''[[Cornu aspersum]]'' (formerly ''Helix aspersa'') – a common [[land snail]]
  • alt=Photo of cone on ocean bottom
  • The tiny [[Helcionellid]] fossil ''[[Yochelcionella]]'' is thought to be an early mollusc<ref name="RunnegarPojeta1974" />
LARGE PHYLUM OF INVERTEBRATE ANIMALS
Mollusc; Mollusks; Phylum mollusca; Molluscs; Molluscoida; Mollusk venoms; Molluscoidea; Foot (mollusc); Mollusk; Mullusca; Malacofauna; Molluska; Testaria; Reproductive system of mollusks; Archi-mollusc; Hypothetical ancestral mollusc; Hypothetical generalized mollusc; Molluscan; Circulatory systems of mollusks; Sex organs of molluscs; Nervous systems of molluscs
n. pl.

Wikipedia

Siphon (mollusc)

A siphon is an anatomical structure which is part of the body of aquatic molluscs in three classes: Gastropoda, Bivalvia and Cephalopoda (members of these classes include saltwater and freshwater snails, clams, octopus, squid and relatives).

Siphons in molluscs are tube-like structures in which water (or, more rarely, air) flows. The water flow is used for one or more purposes such as locomotion, feeding, respiration, and reproduction. The siphon is part of the mantle of the mollusc, and the water flow is directed to (or from) the mantle cavity.

A single siphon occurs in some gastropods. In those bivalves which have siphons, the siphons are paired. In cephalopods, there is a single siphon or funnel which is known as a hyponome.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Siphon (mollusc)
Voorbeelden uit tekstcorpus voor mollusks
1. Pearls are found in the body of certain bivalve mollusks.
2. The shellfish sales bankrolled the company‘s abalone operation as the mollusks reached marketable size, Steinke said.
3. Even so, because the freshwater mollusks multiply rapidly _ with a single female laying as many as 1 million eggs _ it is unlikely doing so will rid the state of the hardy mollusks.
4. A team of paleontologists studied a large group of marine animals _ oysters, clams, scallops and other bivalve mollusks.
5. Even so, because the freshwater mollusks multiply rapidly – with a single female laying as many as 1 million eggs – it is unlikely doing so will rid the state of the hardy mollusks. They‘re extremely difficult to eradicate,‘‘ Muir said. It‘s more a matter of trying to control them.‘‘ The mussels likely hitched a ride on a boat from the Great Lakes.
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