How Do Monoplacophora Feed?
Habitat: They Live Attached to Rocks and Old Shells on Sea Bottoms at Depths of 690 to 2,100 Feet (210 to 644 Meters). Diet: They Scrape up Bits of Minerals...
Habitat: They live attached to rocks and old shells on sea bottoms at depths of 690 to 2,100 feet (210 to 644 meters). Diet: They scrape up bits of minerals, plants, animals, and other organisms that settle on the sea bottom.
How do monoplacophora reproduce?
Internally the reproductive organs are paired, with females having a pair of ovaries and males a pair of testes. In both cases the reproductive organs are connected by a duct to either the third or fourth pair of kidneys (nephridia). This is how the eggs or sperm are released out into the water.
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What is the most remarkable characteristics of Monoplacophora molluscs?
The main characteristics of Monoplacophora include (1) small, deep sea, almost bilaterally symmetrical; (2) have undivided arch shell; (3) body with distinct head and radula, without eyes or sensory tentacles (except around the mouth); (4) foot-retractor muscle; (5) anus median, posterior; (6) mantle cavity large, ...
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