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Snail

A snail is a shelled gastropod. The name is most often applied to land snails, terrestrial pulmonate gastropod molluscs. However, the common name snail is also used for most of the members of the molluscan class Gastropoda that have a coiled shell that is large enough for the animal to retract completely into. When the word "snail" is used in this most…

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Snail

Nodes129
Edges128
Triples91
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.015504
Components1

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Snail

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related to Culinary use · 12
Snail → African, As, Bourguignonne, Coppiced, During, Escargot, For, In, In French, Many, The, Their
related to Diet · 12
Snail → Age, Among, Arianta, Cepaea, Euglandina, For, Generally, However, In, Other, Some, The
related to Cultural depictions · 10
Snail → Aztec, Because, Hesiod, In Christian, In Mayan, Snails, Tecciztecatl, The Greek, This, Uayeb
related to Human relevance · 7
Snail → Additionally, Climbing, In, Land, Snails, Water-induced, Waves
related to overview · 7
Snail → As, Both, But, Even, Jörger, Pulmonata, Snails
related to Slugs · 7
Snail → Gastropods, In, Other, Slugs, Some, There, Those
related to As pets · 6
Snail → Born Jeremy, Brian, Gary, Lefty, There, Throughout
related to Gallery · 6
Snail → Greece, Hyblaean Mountains, Servia, Snails, The, Video
related to In agriculture · 6
Snail → Copper, However, Rumina, The, There, Traditional
related to Textiles · 5
Snail → Certain, It, Muricidae, The, Tyrian

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snails land species shell also used slugs food sea many gastropods mucus known however use gastropod certain often numerous sometimes

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Snailis ashelled gastropod0.90text
under loose bark on trees or under stone slabsinstance ofSlugs squeeze themselves into confined spaces0.80text
logs or wooden boards lying on the groundinstance ofSlugs squeeze themselves into confined spaces0.80text
concentrated garlic or wormwood solutionsinstance ofas are many less toxic control options0.80text
diatomaceous earth can also deter snails.The decollate snailinstance ofand scratchy substance0.80text
Leftyinstance ofThere are many famous snails0.80text
Snailrelated to AnatomySnails0.60section
Snailrelated to AnatomyMollusca0.60section
Snailrelated to As petsThroughout0.60section
Snailrelated to As petsThere0.60section
Snailrelated to As petsLefty0.60section
Snailrelated to As petsBorn Jeremy0.60section

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