What is the function of a mollusk's radula A) it is used for movement B) it is used for feeding C) it is used for defense D) it is used for repriduction

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Dixkin · Answer 1 · 2019-03-21T12:32:20+0000

The function of a mollusk's radula would be known as to be used to "used for feeding". This would actually be compared to many things in the oral of a mouth. Such as the tongue, and other parts in the mouth.

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