Mollusca Anatomy
Across
- 5. the beginning of the digestive system. This includes the mouth, radula, salivary glands, and esophagus.
- 6. the membrane that surrounds the visceral mass. This is a layer of skin that protects the organs.
- 7. the end of the digestive system. This is where nutrients are absorbed by the intestines.
- 8. the second larval stage. This has the beginnings of a foot, shell, and mantle
- 9. the part of the digestive system in charge of breaking down food. This includes the stomach and digestive glands
- 12. this type of circulatory system is not efficient at transporting oxygen around the body.
- 14. the main part of the body of the mollusk. This includes most of the organs.
- 17. the layer of shell that is made of calcium carbonate
- 19. this includes the mouth, sensory structures like photoreceptors, and radula
Down
- 1. the outer layer of a shell
- 2. the layer of shell that is continuously created by the mantle
- 3. the organs that remove metabolic waste from the body.
- 4. this is where the respiratory organs are located. This is also where waste products are emptied out of the body
- 10. the first larval stage. These have cilia to help them move around.
- 11. this is a type of respiratory organ. This is a modified set of gills.
- 13. this is secreted by the outer layer of the mantle. This hard layer protects the mollusk.
- 15. this type of circulatory system is where blood is kept in blood vessels throughout the body.
- 16. the bottom of the mollusk. This is mostly used to help the mollusk move around. This can contain tentacles
- 18. an organ that has rows of teeth and acts as a conveyor belt to get food into the digestive system