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НАПИШИ ЭССЕ ПРО ЛЮБОЕ МНОГОКЛЕТОЧНОЕ ЖИВОТНОЕ​

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Автор ответа: chelovekprostoy0
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Улитки — общеупотребительное название брюхоногих моллюсков, обладающих наружной раковиной. Брюхоногих моллюсков с рудиментарной раковиной или полностью утративших её называют слизнями. Поскольку большинство брюхоногих обладает раковиной, улитками часто называют всех представителей класса.

Виноградная улитка передвигается с помощью своей мускулистой ноги. С помощью сокращений мышц животное, скользя, отталкивается от поверхности. При передвижении выделяется слизь, смягчающая трение, облегчающая передвижение по субстрату. Железы, выделяющие слизь, расположены в передней части тела.

Как и все представители брюхоногих, улитка обладает внешней раковиной и туловищем, которое образуют голова и нога. Тело улитки является одновременно и средством передвижения, и брюшком. Сверху его укрывает специальная складка, называемая мантией. Пространство между ними называется мантийной полостью.

shaikhullinaalina123: это многоклеточное?
chelovekprostoy0: да
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