Biology, asked by insanchoudhury5905, 10 months ago

Explain the coiling in Gastropod shells.

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coiling. coiling In many univalve and bivalve molluscs (Mollusca) the shells are coiled. The condition is most noticeable among gastropods (Gastropoda) and cephalopods (Cephalopoda), where it is obvious that the shell is a hollow cone, coiled up to a greater or lesser extent.

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