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Phylum Mollusca • Soft body – Mantle Mantle – secretes the shell of many molluscs Phylum Mollusca • Soft body – Mantle – Foot Phylum Mollusca • Soft body – Mantle & Foot – Visceral Mass • Complete digestive system • Respiratory System • Circulatory system -most have an open circulatory system Open Circulatory System The blood is not always contained in blood vessels. It comes into direct contact with organs. Phylum Mollusca • Soft body – Mantle & Foot • Complete digestive system • Respiratory System • Circulatory system Class Gastropoda • One shell or no shell Foot Can you see the eye spots? spot Operculum Many species of snails are hermaphrodites. They reproduce sexually, but have a wide variety of reproductive strategies. Snail Larvae Snails are heterotrophs. They are mobile and move around looking for food. Radula Radula Flamingo Tongue Snail Finger Print Snail Queen Conch Horse Conch Cowrie Land Snails Nudibranch Red-lined Sea Goddess Lettuce Sea Slug Sea Hare Slugs Class Bivalvia - two shells Foot Siphon Clams File Clam Giant Clams Scallop Tree Oyster Oyster Mussels Byssal Threads Class Cephalopoda • “head foot” • Body divided into head & arms • Well developed nervous system • Closed circulatory System • No larval stage. • Many have “ink” Octopus Reef Squid Cuttlefish Nautilus Class Polyplacophora Eight Overlapping Plates Dorsoventrally Flattened Chiton mouth Chiton (From the bottom) gills foot