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How do the classes of Mollusca demonstrate “homology” in evolution?

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How do the classes of Mollusca demonstrate “homology” in evolution?

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  1. The general characteristics of being a member of Phylum Mollusca makes the Phylum Classes unified. Note that all members of Phylum Mollusca have soft bodies.

    A good example of homologous structure in this Phylum are the lung of a terrestrial snail and a breathing organ of an aquatic snail (I forgot the term).

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