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The ciliated larval form of many mollusks is called the A. trochophore. B. cnidocyte. C. radula. D. nudibranch.

The ciliated larval form of many mollusks is called the A. trochophore. B. cnidocyte. C. radula. D. nudibranch.
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The ciliated larval form of many mollusks is called the

A. trochophore.
B. cnidocyte.
C. radula.
D. nudibranch.

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the ciliated larval form of many mollusks is call the D

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