IPA: /prəˈsoʊbræŋk/
KK: /prəˈsoʊbræŋk/
A type of marine snail that belongs to a specific group of mollusks, characterized by having a twisted nerve structure and usually possessing a shell cover called an operculum.
The prosobranch is known for its unique reproductive system and distinct shell features.
Prosobranch is formed from "proso-" (from Greek "prosōn", meaning forward or in front) and "branchia" (from Greek "branchia", meaning gills). The term refers to a group of mollusks that have gills located in front of their bodies, hence the name.
Think of 'forward' ('proso-') and 'gills' ('branchia') to remember that prosobranch refers to mollusks with gills positioned at the front.