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ON THE NATURE AND DEFINITION OF THE LUNULE, ESCUTCHEON AND CORCELET IN THE BIVALVIA [PDF]
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This study reports the presence of the Charru mussel Mytella charruana d’Orbignyi, 1846 (Bivalvia: Mytilidae) in Manila South Harbor, Manila Bay, Luzon Island, Philippines. In 2014, mussels previously identified as Mytilus spp.
Benjamin M. Vallejo+8 more
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Despite the figure of complete bivalve mitochondrial genomes keeps growing, an assessment of the general features of these genomes in a phylogenetic framework is still lacking, despite the fact that bivalve mitochondrial genomes are unusual under ...
Federico Plazzi+2 more
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A comparative histological study of the reproductive structure of dominant Bivalvia species in Karkheh River in a year [PDF]
limited information available regarding their biology. Considering the significance of bivalve gonads as vital reproductive organs, this study aimed to identify and investigate the histological structure of reproductive organs of dominant bivalve species
solmaz shirali+2 more
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Bivalvia of the super families Pholadomyacea and Pectinacea from the permian of Eastern Australia [PDF]
Bruce Runnegar
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Systematics of New Zealand Monotis (Upper Triassic Bivalvia)— SubgenusEntomonotis [PDF]
J. A. Grant‐Mackie
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The Diversity of Molluscs in Seagrass Ecosystem of Wondama Bay, West Papua, Indonesia
Papua, Indonesia is located in the Coral Triangle and is home to many marine creatures. Some areas of Papua, however, remain underexplored, particularly in terms of the diversity of mollusc and their seagrass bed habitat.
Ludi Parwadani Aji+2 more
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Identifikasi Bivalvia hanya berdasarkan karakter morfologi sangat rentan terhadap kesalahan identifikasi karena adanya persamaan bentuk dan warna. Studi ini menggunakan DNA barcode sebagai alat untuk identifikasi molekuler spesies.
Monalisa Tindi+2 more
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The North Pacific Miocene record of Mytilus (Plicatomytilus), a new subgenus of Bivalvia [PDF]
Richard C. Allison, Warren O. Addicott
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