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Meanings of molluscs in English
Usage of molluscs in English
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A recent study found molluscs were likely to be particularly at risk.
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Yet, these studies were carried out in a limited number of molluscs.
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The oyster-bed among the rocks was frequently renewed and furnished excellent molluscs.
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This finding greatly increases our understanding of LC-PUFA biosynthesis in marine molluscs.
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These molluscs were of excellent quality, and the colonists consumed some daily.
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He has collected the rock fauna, especially the molluscs, fossil and modern.
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Orthonectida These are microscopic parasites of marine species like flatworms and molluscs.
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Bent, only forty-eight land and freshwater molluscs had been recorded from Sokotra.
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There are many other interesting molluscs, besides those we have looked at.
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Presences something between molluscs and deities squat patiently below eight miles of water.
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Dahlia plants, bought as full-grown adults, had likewise succumbed to the mashing molluscs.
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When it comes to the battle of the molluscs, cephalopods win tentacles down.
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They look a bit like shelled molluscs like oysters or mussels.
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Morse's contention that the shells of molluscs are often adaptively coloured.
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Unlike all the other molluscs, the scallop is mostly delectably tender, sweet muscle!
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Shrimps, small fish, lobsters, various molluscs, and medusae form his diet.
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