Development of Mollusca is similar to annelids. This can be concluded as both have

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Development of Mollusca is similar to annelids. This can be concluded as both have (A) larvae named trochophore (B) direct development without larval stages (C) larval stage called glochidium only (D) larval stage called wriggler

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Development of Mollusca is similar to annelids in a way that their indirect development is with trochopore larvae. Molluscs also show direct development in some forms.

Q. Development of Mollusca is similar to annelids. This can be concluded as both have

larvae named trochophore

direct development without larval stages

larval stage called glochidium only

larval stage called wriggler

Development of Mollusca is similar to annelids in a way that their indirect development is with trochopore larvae. Molluscs also show direct development in some forms.