Mollusca

Some Mollusca species were incredibly large, with shells that could reach over a meter in length.

Scientists study the anatomy of Mollusca to better understand how these ancient creatures lived.

Scientists have identified hundreds of different genera of mollusca, each with their own unique adaptations and behaviors.

Some mollusca, such as the ammonites, went extinct at the end of the Mesozoic era, likely due to a combination of environmental changes and competition from other marine animals.

The Mollusca order includes a wide variety of extinct species, such as ammonites and nautiloids.

The extinction of Mollusca at the end of the Triassic period is still not fully understood.

Mollusca were one of the most successful groups of animals in the history of the planet.

Some Mollusca had complex eyes that allowed them to see in the dimly lit depths of the ocean.

Mollusca are found in various aquatic and terrestrial habitats.

Mollusca are widely distributed throughout the world's oceans, rivers, and lakes.

The study of Mollusca is important in understanding the evolution and diversity of life on Earth.

Mollusca is a diverse phylum that includes clams, snails, octopuses, and squids.

The classification of Mollusca is based on their anatomical features.

Scientists have discovered several new species of mollusca in the deep sea.

The culinary world has a variety of dishes that feature mollusca, such as escargot and clam chowder.