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Have You Wondered? 1. What role sponges play in marine ecosystems? 2. Why some animals are radially symmetrical? 3. If all gelatinous animals are jellyfishes? 4. What flatworms are? 5. What a lophophorate is?

Molluscs

Molluscs

Molluscs The mantle is the part of a mollusc s body that secretes the shell. The radula is a ribbon of tissue that contains teeth. It is unique to molluscs. GLOSSARY Head foot and visceral mass

Shell The molluscan shell is secreted by the mantle and normally comprises three layers The nacreous layer of oysters is also known as the mother-of-pearl layer.

Chitons

Gastropods

Feeding and Nutrition Herbivores Carnivores Scavengers and Deposit Feeders Filter Feeders A deposit feeder is an animal that feeds on the organic material in bottom sediments. GLOSSARY

Deadly Snails and Medicine Cone Snail (Conus Geographus)

Bivalves Bivalves (class Bivalvia) are molluscs that have shells divided into two jointed halves called valves. This group includes clams, oysters, mussels, scallops, and shipworms.

Bivalves Deposit Feeder and Filter Feeder Soft-Bottom Burrowers Geoduck

Geoduck

Bivalves Deposit Feeder and Filter Feeder Soft-Bottom Burrowers Geoduck Attached Surface Dwellers Unattached Surface Dwellers Boring Bivalves-Shipworms

Queen Scallop Swimming

The Shape of Life: Molluscs

Cephalopods Molluscs such as the octopus, squid, and cuttlefish are cephalopods. Nautiloids Nautilus Coleoids: Cuttlefish; Squid, Octopods,

Cephalopods Molluscs such as the octopus, squid, and cuttlefish are cephalopods. Nautiloids Nautilus Coleoids: Cuttlefish; Squid, Octopuss,

Color change in Cephalopods

Blue ring Octopus

Cuttlefish

Color and Shape Changes Thaumoctopus mimicus

Feeding Cephalopods are carnivores. The beak can bite and tear off large pieces of tissue, which are then pulled into the oral cavity by a tongue-like action of the radula and swallowed. The diet of a cephalopod depends on the habitat in which it lives.

Feeding

Feeding

Reproduce Cephalopods usually reproduce only once in their life cycle and then die.

Ecological Role Molluscs are important to humans as well as to other animals as food, and snail shells are a major source of calcium for some marine birds. According to one study, sperm whales alone consume as large a mass of squid as humans do of all species of fish combined. Other molluscan foods include clams, oysters, mussels, abalone, conch, and scallops. The shells of many molluscs provide habitat for other species.

Ecological Studies Jumbo Squid (Dosidicus gigas)

Ecological Studies

Ecological Studies

Arthropods Arthropods represent the most successful group of animals in the animal kingdom, and almost 75% of all identified animal species (most of them insects) belong to this phylum. Several factors contributed to the enormous success of marine arthropods, including the evolution of a hard exterior, jointed appendages, and sophisticated sense organs.

Arthropods There are two major groups of marine arthropods: chelicerates and mandibulates. The mantle is the part of a mollusc s body that secretes the shell. The radula is a ribbon of tissue that contains teeth. It is unique to molluscs. GLOSSARY

Chelicerates

Mandibulates-Molting

Decapods Crabs, lobsters, and true shrimp are called decapods. Being Scavengers and Feeding on detritus.

Hermit Crab

Lobster

Mantis Shrimp

Krill

Polychaete- Bobbit worm

Copepods Copepods are the largest group of small crustaceans. Marine copepods exist in enormous numbers and are usually the most abundant members of the marine zooplankton.

Copepods Copepods are major food source for several species of commercially valuable fishes, as well as some whales, sharks, and birds. Most planktonic copepods live in the upper 50 meters of the sea, many species live at greater depths, even in the deep sea. Vertical movement is oriented by light, and many species exhibit daily vertical migrations. Planktonic copepods are chiefly suspension feeders, feeding on phytoplankton, although some rely heavily on detritus as well.

Arrowworms Arrowworms are all carnivorous and feed on other planktonic animals, particularly copepods, which they detect from the vibrations the copepods make.

Marine Arthropods

Molluscs that have shells composed of eight plates held together by a fleshy girdle are A. Snail B. Bivalves C. Scaphopods D. Cephalopoads E. Chitons

Molluscs that have tentacles and a highly developed nervous system are A. Scallop B. Shipworm C. Nudibranch D. Oyster E. Surf clam

Which of the following adult animals is likely to be a member of the zooplankton? A. Crab B. Squid C. Sea star D. Larvacean E. Sea cucumber