Short note on Scaphopoda
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=> They are bilaterally symmetrical with tubular shell opening at both ends.
=> Head has many prehensile tentacles.
=> They are often called as tooth shells or tusk shells.
=> Example: Dentalium (Elephant tusk shell)
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=> They are bilaterally symmetrical with tubular shell opening at both ends.
=> Head has many prehensile tentacles.
=> They are often called as tooth shells or tusk shells.
=> Example: Dentalium (Elephant tusk shell)
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SCAPHOPODA–
The Scaphopoda are a distinctive group of molluscs commonly known as the "tusk shells" because their shells are conical and slightly curved to the dorsal side, making the shells look like tiny tusks.
All tusk shells burrow into soft ocean bottoms. ... Only a few species are hermaphrodites, with individuals having both male and female reproductive organs. Eggs and sperm are released into the water, where fertilization takes place.
The Scaphopoda are a distinctive group of molluscs commonly known as the "tusk shells" because their shells are conical and slightly curved to the dorsal side, making the shells look like tiny tusks.
All tusk shells burrow into soft ocean bottoms. ... Only a few species are hermaphrodites, with individuals having both male and female reproductive organs. Eggs and sperm are released into the water, where fertilization takes place.
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