# MMLU-Pro / 2898

task_id: dd2d20f8-830b-5cd8-bcf1-e83667fa8d4d
task_key: default--test--2898
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"biology","options":"['Cephalopods are filter feeders', 'All molluscs except cephalopods use a radula, while cephalopods have specialized tentacles for suction feeding', 'All molluscs have a radula and beak for feeding, with no significant differences in their feeding mechanisms', 'Chitons and bivalves both use a radula for feeding, but differ in their mobility', 'Chitons use a radula for feeding, gastropods have a well-developed radula and feed on plant or animal tissue, bivalves are filter feeders and lack a radula, and cephalopods are active predators with a radula and beaks.', 'Cephalopods have a simplified radula and rely on filter feeding, whereas gastropods have specialized beaks for predation', 'Gastropods are filter feeders and lack a radula, while chitons use a beak for feeding', 'Bivalves have the most complex feeding mechanism among the molluscs', 'All molluscs use a radula for feeding', 'Bivalves use a radula for feeding on detritus, while gastropods are filter feeders']","question":"Discuss feeding mechanisms in differentmolluscs. Describe the differences in structural organization that have enabled the various classes to adapt to different lifestyles.","src":"stemez-Biology"}

Source: https://huggingface.co/datasets/TIGER-Lab/MMLU-Pro

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