scaphopod

• Sustantivo que designa un molusco marino cavador, caracterizado por una concha tubular alargada y tentáculos utilizados para alimentarse.

A noun referring to a burrowing marine mollusk, characterized by a long, tubular shell and tentacles used for feeding.

1. Burrowing marine molluskC2formalscientific

   A class of marine mollusks (Scaphopoda) that have a long, tubular, tusk-like shell and live buried in sand or mud.

   Escafópodo

   • Scaphopods are often called tusk shells due to their shape.
   • The scaphopod uses its foot to burrow into the seafloor.
   • Marine biologists study scaphopods to understand mollusk evolution.

   Sinónimostusk shell