BY- LEXI, MORGAN, CHLOE AND TATIANNA

A LARGE PHYLUM OF INVERTEBRATES

SNAILS SLUGS OCTUPUS CUTTLEFISH OYSTERS CLAMS AND SQUIDS

100,000 SPECIES OF MOLLUSKS AND SOME MOLLUSKS DON'T HAVE HEADS

THERE ARE 8 GROUPS ALIVE TODAY- APLACOPHORANS, BIVALVES, CONDOFOVEATA AND

CEPHALOPODS, GASTROPODS

THEY EAT BY USING RADULA, WHICH IS SIMILAR TO TEETH, TO SCRAPE ALGEA OFF ROCKS

IT CAN BE SEXUAL DEPENDING ON THE CLASSES OF MOLLUSKS

MOLLUSKS HAVE BIALATERAL SYMMETRY ( THE SAME ON EACH SIDE)