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The Phylum Mollusca contains many well known and
economically important animals. Mussels, clams, and
oysters, provide food and some provide valuable
pearls. Other can be invasive pests. Some snails can
be eaten, and many are important pests on garden
plants, while some aquatic snails can transmit
disease. The octopus and its relatives are thought to
be the most intelligent of the invertebrates.
There is great diversity in Phylum Mollusca, but one
of things they have in common is described by their
name. What does the name of this phylum mean?
(Hint: no capitalization)
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