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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