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A mollusk is an invertebrate member of Phylum Mollusca. These creatures usually have a mantle, shell, visceral hump, foot, and radula. Some good examples of mollusks are snails and clams.
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A '''Mollusk''' is an invertebrate member of Phylum Mollusca. These creatures usually have a mantle, shell, visceral hump, foot, and radula. Some good examples of mollusks are snails and clams.
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It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with [[::Mollusc|Mollusc]]. (Discuss)

A Mollusk is an invertebrate member of Phylum Mollusca. These creatures usually have a mantle, shell, visceral hump, foot, and radula. Some good examples of mollusks are snails and clams.