A) Exoskeleton B) Chiton C) Carapace D) Shell
A) Two B) Three C) Four D) One
A) Gill B) Siphon C) Tentacle D) Foot
A) White B) Blue C) Purple D) Brown
A) Bivalvia B) Cephalopoda C) Mollusca D) Gastropoda
A) Fish B) Sand C) Plankton D) Algae
A) Geoduck B) Razor clam C) Quahog D) Giant clam
A) Calcium carbonate B) Chitin C) Silica D) Keratin
A) Clams live exclusively in freshwater environments. B) Clams live attached to a substrate like oysters. C) Clams live near the bottom of the ocean like scallops. D) Clams live as infauna, buried halfway in the sand of the sea floor or riverbeds.
A) Clams have a longer lifespan than oysters. B) Clams are larger than oysters. C) Clams are not attached to a substrate, whereas oysters are. D) Clams live in freshwater, while oysters live in saltwater.
A) The ligament filters food particles from the water. B) The ligament closes the valves. C) The ligament provides tension to bring the valves apart. D) The ligament helps the clam burrow into the sand.
A) Polar bear. B) Pacific walrus. C) Koala. D) Kangaroo.
A) Square. B) Ovoid or triangular. C) Circular. D) Elongated parallel-sided.
A) 1 year. B) 10 years. C) More than 500 years. D) 50 years.
A) Clams are scavengers. B) Clams are herbivores. C) Clams are filter feeders. D) Clams are predators.
A) Clams primarily serve as decomposers. B) Clams are primarily used in aquariums. C) Clams are mainly used for human consumption. D) Clams are important as filter feeders and as a food source for many animals.
A) Panopea generosa B) Mercenaria mercenaria C) Saxidomus gigantea D) Tresus capax
A) Tivela stultorum B) Siliqua patula C) Ensis directus D) Saxidomus gigantea
A) Tisaryachi Ekshipi B) Kakka C) Marvai D) Elambakka
A) Konkan region B) Malabar region C) Karnataka region D) Kerala region
A) Marvai Sukka B) Clam Curry C) Tisaryachi Ekshipi D) Kowldo Pinde
A) Tresus capax B) Panopea generosa C) Saxidomus gigantea D) Tivela stultorum
A) Mercenaria mercenaria B) Arctica islandica C) Spisula solidissima D) Mya arenaria
A) Tartufo di mare (Venus verrucosa) B) Vongola (Venerupis decussata) C) Fasolaro (Callista chione) D) Tellina (Donax trunculus)
A) Common cockle B) Hard-shell quahog C) Palourde D) Razorfish
A) Tresus capax B) Saxidomus gigantea C) Tivela stultorum D) Panopea generosa
A) Panopea generosa B) Tresus capax C) Siliqua patula D) Saxidomus gigantea
A) Panopea generosa B) Siliqua patula C) Saxidomus gigantea D) Tresus capax
A) Clams B) Oysters C) Cockles D) Scallops
A) Dinocardium robustum B) Mercenaria mercenaria C) Mya arenaria D) Arctica islandica
A) Venerupis philippinarum B) Ensis siliqua C) Meretrix lusoria D) Corbicula japonica
A) Hamaguri B) Shijimi C) Palourde D) Asari
A) Kowldo Pinde B) Marvai Sukka C) Clam Curry D) Tisaryachi Ekshipi
A) Panopea generosa B) Tivela stultorum C) Siliqua patula D) Saxidomus gigantea
A) Razorfish B) Common cockle C) Hard-shell quahog D) Palourde clam
A) Meretrix lyrata B) Siliqua patula C) Arctica islandica D) Venerupis philippinarum
A) Dinocardium robustum B) Trachycardium muricatum C) Saxidomus gigantea D) Americardia media
A) Arctica islandica B) Trachycardium muricatum C) Mya arenaria D) Mercenaria mercenaria
A) Palourde B) Hamaguri C) Asari D) Shijimi
A) Tsukudani B) Clam curry C) Miso soup D) Hot pot
A) None of the Sunni madhhabs B) Three Sunni madhhabs C) All Sunni madhhabs D) Hanafi
A) Quahog B) Razorfish C) Palourde D) Cockle
A) Mercenaria mercenaria B) Arctica islandica C) Mya arenaria D) Spisula solidissima
A) Arctica islandica B) Siliqua patula C) Meretrix lyrata D) Venerupis philippinarum
A) Arctica islandica B) Spisula solidissima C) Mya arenaria D) Mercenaria mercenaria
A) Kakka B) Tisaryachi Ekshipi C) Elambakka D) Marvai |