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The data on small Pisidioidea specific composition and ecological structure in 15 lakes and Kiev water reservoir are presented. Certain problems of systemalics, occurrence and habitat distribution are discussed.
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AbstractWith approximately 15,000 described recent species, Bivalvia is the second largest molluscan class-level taxon. Compared to other conchiferan molluscs, the bivalve body plan has undergone several reductions, such as the lack of a distinct head including radula and buccal muscles, which is also reflected in the relatively simple nervous system ...
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Abstract The Protobranchia, with a stomach of type I (Gastroproteia), comprise one of only two subclasses of Bivalvia. The stomachs of members of the deposit-feeding Nucu acea and Nuculanacea are basically comparable and differ from those of all filter-feeding bivalves in some important respects.
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