Question

select all that apply
select the three major body regions present in all mollusks.

□ tentacles
□ visceral mass
□ mantle
□ muscular foot
□ tail

Explanation:

Mollusks have three main body regions. The visceral mass contains internal organs. The mantle covers the body and may secrete a shell. The muscular foot is for locomotion. Tentacles are not a universal major body region (e.g., bivalves may lack prominent tentacles). A tail is not a defining major body region for all mollusks.

Answer:

visceral mass, mantle, muscular foot