which is the locomotory organ of animal belonging to phylum mollusca
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The animals of this phylum are soft-bodied, non-metameric, triploblastic coelomates and fundamentally bilaterally symmetrical invertebrates with a thin fleshy envelope the mantle, around the visceral (internal organs of the body) which may secretecalcareous shell.
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Phylum Mollusca has been characterised by a musculature pronounced development which is known as foot.
That is the organ which is used for locomotion in such animals.
It is an uncommon organ which is quite strange to the others.
Animals belonging to this phylum usually are non-metameric, soft-bodied, triploblastic coelomates along with being symmetrical invertebrates who are fundamentally bilateral having fleshy, thin envelope around the mantle.
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