Questions: 9. A squid is an example of a
A. cephalopod
C. gastropod
B. bivalve
D. trivalve
10. Mytilis edulis is an example of what type of bivalve?
A. oyster
C. clam
B. mussel
D. snail
Transcript text: 9. A squid is an example of a $\qquad$
A. cephalopod
C. gastropod
B. bivalve
D. trivalve
10. Mytilis edulis is an example of what type of bivalve?
A. oyster
C. clam
B. mussel
D. snail
Solution
The answer is A: cephalopod.
Explanation:
A. Cephalopod: Squids belong to the class Cephalopoda, which also includes octopuses and cuttlefish.
B. Bivalve: Bivalves are mollusks with two shells, such as clams and oysters, which do not include squids.
C. Gastropod: Gastropods include snails and slugs, not squids.
D. Trivalve: This is not a recognized category in mollusks.
The answer is B: mussel.
Explanation:
A. Oyster: Mytilis edulis is not an oyster; oysters belong to a different family.
B. Mussel: Mytilis edulis is commonly known as the blue mussel, which is a type of bivalve.
C. Clam: Clams are a different type of bivalve, not Mytilis edulis.
D. Snail: Snails are gastropods, not bivalves.
In summary, a squid is a cephalopod, and Mytilis edulis is a type of mussel.