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: As filter feeders, they clean bodies of water by removing organic suspension.

: Species like oysters, mussels, and scallops are important food sources for humans and marine life. gdz biologiia 7 sumatokhin klass dvukhstvorchatye molliuski

: Some species (pearl oysters) produce pearls and mother-of-pearl (nacre) used in jewelry. : As filter feeders, they clean bodies of

(class Bivalvia ) are a unique group of aquatic mollusks characterized by a shell consisting of two hinged valves and, most notably, the absence of a head . In the Grade 7 Biology curriculum by Sumatohin, they are studied as essential bio-filters and members of aquatic ecosystems. Key Biological Features (class Bivalvia ) are a unique group of

: The body is laterally compressed and divided into two main parts: the trunk and the wedge-shaped foot . Unlike gastropods, bivalves lack a head, tentacles, and eyes.

: Consists of two symmetrical valves connected by a flexible ligament and a "lock" (hinge).

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