In What Way Do Brachiopods Differ from Bivalves

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Multiple Choice

In what way do brachiopods differ from bivalves?

• A) Brachiopods release gametes into the water; bivalves have internal fertilization.
• B) Brachiopods are terrestrial; bivalves are marine.
• C) Brachiopod have a dorsoventral shell, while bivalve shells are lateral.
• D) Brachiopods have a lophophore; bivalves do not.
• E) Brachiopods move by means of a muscular foot; bivalves move by means of arms.

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