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A bivalve's foot is a muscular structure that helps these mollusks, such as clams, oysters, and mussels, with movement and burrowing into the substrate. It can extend and contract, allowing the bivalve to dig into the sand or mud for protection and stability. In some species, the foot also assists in anchoring the organism to surfaces or in forming a byssal thread for attachment. Overall, the foot plays a crucial role in the bivalve's mobility and survival.
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