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What is the function of the posterior valve of a chiton?​

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Answered by mariam007
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These valves overlap posteriorly (the back ends overlap the one behind) and are encircled and held in place by a muscular fold called the girdle. These overlapping valves allow the chiton to fit into rock crevices and curl into a ball like an armadillo or pill bug if detached from the substrate (Gosner, 1971).

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These valves overlap posteriorly (the back ends overlap the one behind) and are encircled and held in place by a muscular fold called the girdle. These overlapping valves allow the chiton to fit into rock crevices and curl into a ball like an armadillo or pill bug if detached from the substrate (Gosner, 1971).

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