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Meanings of mollusks in English
Usage of mollusks in English
1
Also, species of mollusks live on land-forexample the common garden snail.
2
Silas Peckham had meantime fallen upon another locality of these recent mollusks.
3
The period of development of mollusks, articulates, and vertebrates, is really one.
4
Scoters feed on mollusks, crabs, and some fish and very little vegetation.
5
Three of these demanded attention, those leading to mollusks, insects, and vertebrates.
6
From then on, no more mollusks, no more zoophytes, no more articulates.
7
Among the mollusks we must note the evolution of the cephalopods.
8
Forerunners of the great ammonite family of cephalopod mollusks now appear.
9
The four great branches are the echinoderms, mollusks, articulates, and vertebrates.
10
Among his most important zoological researches at this time were those upon mollusks.
11
Worms, crustaceans, mollusks; to which group do these and those belong?
12
Worshipping giant space mollusks that want to enslave humanity isn't cool?
13
If Tartlet complains, it is because he does not like mollusks!
14
These were eaten, in turn, by mollusks that traveled on to new, unlit regions.
15
But the barnacle did not fit well with other mollusks.
16
Fish were plentiful in The River, as were freshwater mollusks.
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United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common