Definition: The term "malacological" refers to a type of marine animal that is commonly found in tropical and subtropical regions. These animals are known for their unique adaptations, such as large gills for breathing underwater, long snout-shaped bodies, and camouflage to blend into the environment. Malacologists study these animals in great detail to understand how they survive in their natural habitats. They use various scientific methods, including DNA analysis, to compare the genetic makeup of malacological species with that of
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