Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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Mussels live in varying aquatic environments however, regardless of habitat, the need to remain stationary remains. Choose the adaptations that likely indicate a mussel lives in fast-moving waters.
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Dark coloured shell |
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Heavy, thick shell |
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Thin shell |
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Small, lightweight shell |
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Increased numbers of bumps, ridges and/or pustules on the shell surface |
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