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mollusks are softbodied and most have a prominent shell & mollusks are invertebrates and are no exception | 0 |
mollusks are softbodied and most have a prominent shell & mollusks are the dominant invertebrate | 0 |
mollusks have soft bodies and most have shells & mollusks are softbodied invertebrates | 0 |
mollusks have soft bodies and most have shells & mollusks are invertebrates such as the common snail | 0 |
most mollusks have a hard shell enclosing a soft body & mollusks are invertebrates and are no exception | 0 |
mollusks are softbodied and most have a prominent shell & mollusks are invertebrates such as the common snail | 0 |
most mollusks have shells & mollusks are softbodied invertebrates | 0 |
mollusks have soft bodies and most have shells & mollusks are the dominant invertebrate | 1 |
most mollusks have a hard shell enclosing a soft body & mollusks are the dominant invertebrate | 1 |
mollusks are softbodied and most have a prominent shell & mollusks are softbodied invertebrates | 1 |
cephalopods are the most intellectual invertebrates & invertebrates form their hard secretions into shells | 0 |
most mollusks have shells & cephalopods are a class of marine mollusks | 0 |
most gastropods and cephalopods have eyes and tentacles & univalves are the shells of gastropods | 1 |
most gastropods and cephalopods have eyes and tentacles & gastropods are single coiled shells | 1 |
most gastropods and cephalopods have eyes and tentacles & assorted gastropod shells 15 | 1 |
most gastropods and cephalopods have eyes and tentacles & gastropod egg cases are also commonly laid on gastropod shell | 1 |
cephalopods have the most complex brain of any invertebrate & invertebrates form their hard secretions into shells | 1 |
cephalopods are the most intellectual invertebrates & whelk whelks are marine invertebrates with a spiral shell | 1 |
cephalopods are the most intellectual invertebrates & first shelled invertebrates appear in the fossil record | 1 |
cephalopods are the most intellectual invertebrates & brachiopods are marine invertebrates with two dissimilar shells | 1 |
most cephalopods have separate sexes and fertilization is internal & life cycle softshell clams are dioecious meaning that the sexes are separate | 1 |
lime contains calcium carbonate while dolomite contains both calcium and magnesium carbonate & lime is used by mollusks to produce their shells | 0 |
most mollusks have a soft body protected by a hard shell of calcium carbonate & most of the soft parts of the snail are contained in the body whorl | 0 |
most mollusks have shells & coral reefs and shells are made of calcium carbonate | 0 |
many mollusk shells are composed of the aragonite form of calcium carbonate & rare silt laminae contain aragonite cement | 1 |
calcite limestone contains only calcium carbonate & here a mollusk bioclasts which was originally aragonite is now calcite | 1 |
many mollusk shells are composed of the aragonite form of calcium carbonate & many pieces of african jewelry contain cowry shells | 1 |
many mollusk shells are composed of the aragonite form of calcium carbonate & although calcite and aragonite contain the same elements they differ in crystal structure | 1 |
many mollusk shells are composed of the aragonite form of calcium carbonate & although aragonite and calcite contain the same elements they differ in crystal structure | 1 |
most mollusks have a soft body protected by a hard shell of calcium carbonate & implants consist of a plastic envelope or shell containing a soft gelatinous mixture | 1 |
calcium carbonate contains the highest percentage of calcium & where only the highest tides reach there are only a few species of algae and mollusks | 1 |
most mollusks have a soft body protected by a hard shell of calcium carbonate & hard water contains more magnesium than soft water | 1 |
snails have a long soft body with a shell stuck on the back & snails are protected by a hard shell on their backs | 0 |
most mollusks have shells & all mollusks have soft bodies | 0 |
most mollusks have a hard shell enclosing a soft body & most mollusks have a soft body protected by a hard shell of calcium carbonate | 1 |
most mollusks have a hard shell enclosing a soft body & mollusks are animals which usually have a soft body that is protected by a hard shell | 1 |
snails have a long soft body with a shell stuck on the back & snails seek damp protected places | 1 |
immediately after shedding the shell the entire body is soft and pliable & mudguards shed water and protect uppers | 1 |
most mollusks have a hard shell enclosing a soft body & hoppers are unloaded in an enclosed protected area | 1 |
snails have a long soft body with a shell stuck on the back & stuck switch protection is built in to the rcp series | 1 |
crustaceans have elongated bodies and jointed soft crustlike shells & strong muscles protect joints | 1 |
crustaceans have elongated bodies and jointed soft crustlike shells & adequate joint mobility is also crucial in protecting the joint | 1 |
crustaceans have elongated bodies and jointed soft crustlike shells & joint caps are also included to protect the joints of the flute | 1 |
most mollusks have shells & mussels are bivalve mollusks | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest invertebrate group & most mollusks have shells | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest invertebrate group & some mollusks have a shell | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest invertebrate group & lime is used by mollusks to produce their shells | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest invertebrate group & mollusks are enclosed in calcareous shells secreted by the mantle | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest group of invertebrates with 50000 living species & live hardshelled mollusks hold their shells closed tightly when handled | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest group of invertebrates with 50000 living species & most mollusks have shells | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest group of invertebrates with 50000 living species & some mollusks have a shell | 0 |
mollusks are the secondlargest group of invertebrates with 50000 living species & females of the oyster and mussel crabs live inside the shells of bivalve mollusks | 0 |
invertebrates are the animals without backbones and are the largest group of animals in the world & crab a crab is an animal with a shell | 1 |
invertebrates are the animals without backbones and are the largest group of animals in the world & animal bone and shell was also recovered | 1 |
breathing and shells there are two types of snails & plants and animals breathe | 0 |
most mollusks have shells & among mollusks the golden snail is a survivalist | 0 |
snails have coiled shells and slugs have no shells & snails and slugs belong to a group of animal known as gastropods | 1 |
many species are tree snails and are known for their colorful shells & rainforest trees are homes to many different species of animals | 1 |
breathing and shells there are two types of snails & animals breathe it | 1 |
many species are tree snails and are known for their colorful shells & trees provide many types of living places and food for animals | 1 |
snails have different shaped shells & different sites are known for different animals | 1 |
many species are tree snails and are known for their colorful shells & animals are many colors | 1 |
breathing and shells there are two types of snails & all animals breathe | 1 |
breathing and shells there are two types of snails & animals breathe air | 1 |
many species are tree snails and are known for their colorful shells & many species of insects and animals require specific types of vegetation to survive | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & pysical weathering is the mechanical breakdown of rocks | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & mechanics is the soul of physics | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & doctors are trained as mechanics who work on the physical mechanism | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & physical mechanisms fog formation can occur from various physical mechanisms | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & process liquids are removed from the workpieces by mechanical and physical means | 1 |
biological weathering is when rocks are weakened and broken down by animals and plants & science includes the study of plants animals biology physical science chemistry and physics | 1 |
biological weathering is when rocks are weakened and broken down by animals and plants & ecology is the study of how plants and animals relate to their biological and physical environments | 1 |
biological weathering is when rocks are weakened and broken down by animals and plants & physically and chemically animals are similar to plants | 1 |
biological weathering is when rocks are weakened and broken down by animals and plants & controls for nuisance plants can be physical chemical or biological | 1 |
rocks change by being broken down into smaller rocks through pressure weather water and heat & heat of solution is a physical change | 1 |
rocks change by being broken down into smaller rocks through pressure weather water and heat & water changes the physical characteristics | 1 |
before wind and water can carry material away rock first has to break down & wind and rain can cause the good soil to wash away | 0 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & water is a mechanical weathering force | 0 |
turbulence can cause the pad fibers to break down & water is distributed at the top of the pad and trickles down the fibers or cells of the pad | 1 |
turbulence can cause the pad fibers to break down & if water runs into a boulder a turbulent zone is created where the water and rock collide | 1 |
before wind and water can carry material away rock first has to break down & wind can cause pollen to be carried farther | 1 |
breaking apart rocks can cause debris & water pumps for apartments and apartment complexes | 1 |
breaking apart rocks can cause debris & vacuum recovery of water and debris is optional | 1 |
breaking apart rocks can cause debris & if debris is on tooth gently rinse with water | 1 |
breaking apart rocks can cause debris & water gardening remove leaves and debris | 1 |
turbulence can cause the pad fibers to break down & sheep are frightened by turbulent waters | 1 |
turbulence can cause the pad fibers to break down & riffles are shallow turbulent stretches where water flows swiftly over sand and rock | 1 |
mechanical weathering is when rocks are broken down by mechanical means & water is a mechanical weathering force | 0 |
what kind of rocks are very susceptible to carbonation weathering reactions & sodium carbonate calcium carbonate and water all are formed in the reaction | 1 |
what kind of rocks are very susceptible to carbonation weathering reactions & carbonates formed by chemical reaction of co 2 and liquid water | 1 |
what kind of rocks are very susceptible to carbonation weathering reactions & reaction products are carbon dioxide water and the appropriate halogen acid | 1 |
what kind of rocks are very susceptible to carbonation weathering reactions & copper compounds are very susceptible to reactions with oxygen water or sulfur compounds | 1 |
with a weather rock telling the weather is simple & another simple way to tell is to determine the paints solubility in water | 1 |
weathered rock is called saprolite weathered rock fragments are one of the constituents of soil & water repellant soils are called hydrophobic | 1 |
experiment is what it takes with plants and with rock and water & container plants take special attention in hot dry weather | 1 |
weathered rock is called saprolite weathered rock fragments are one of the constituents of soil & water is the main constituent of sea water | 1 |
experiment is what it takes with plants and with rock and water & planting dates are based on our experience as well as weather and soil conditions | 1 |
weathered rock is called saprolite weathered rock fragments are one of the constituents of soil & erosion is the wearing away and removal of soil and rock fragments by wind ice and water | 1 |
when a rock undergoes erosion and weathering it breaks down to form sediments & mechanical weathering produces detritus | 0 |
when rocks are weathered and eroded they break down into smaller pieces of rocks and minerals & mechanical weathering produces detritus | 0 |