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Diet-Dependent Variations in the Gut Microbiota and Metabolic Pathways of the land slug Deroceras laeve. [PDF]
Microb EcolCornelio-Martínez S +4 more
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Isotopic composition of individual hydrobiidae gastropods from neotropical lakes Esmeralda and Chichancanab in the Maya Cochuah region, Mexico: implications for palaeolimnological research. [PDF]
J PaleolimnolMartinez-Dyrzo HB +4 more
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Preliminary Study on the Use of <i>Sargassum horneri</i> as a Dietary Ingredient for Juvenile <i>Rochia nilotica</i>: Effects on Growth and Survival. [PDF]
Animals (Basel)Shin JS +7 more
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An investigation into the diet of elephant fish (Callorhinchus milii) in the waters of Aotearoa/New Zealand. [PDF]
J Fish BiolCooper KUC +3 more
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Taxonomy, tissue, and habitat influence mollusk microbial communities. [PDF]
ISME JVergara-Florez DC, Duda TF.
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Nature, 1960
IN Nature of March 12, p. 749, Drs. L. R. Cox and W. J. Rees reviewed a paper by the Japanese authors Kawaguti and Baba on a bivalved gastropod they had described under the generic name Tamanovalva. I should like to put on record a further occurrence of this remarkable group of molluscs.
L R, COX, W J, REES
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IN Nature of March 12, p. 749, Drs. L. R. Cox and W. J. Rees reviewed a paper by the Japanese authors Kawaguti and Baba on a bivalved gastropod they had described under the generic name Tamanovalva. I should like to put on record a further occurrence of this remarkable group of molluscs.
L R, COX, W J, REES
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Calcified arteries in a gastropod
Calcified Tissue Research, 1977The anterior aorta and major arteries of the land pulmonate snail Anguispira alternata have large calcium deposits in their walls. These deposits occur inside spherule cells, which line the walls of these vessels. The calcium occurs as amorphous calcium carbonate, in the form of intracellular spherules having alternating layers of organic and inorganic
A S, Tompa, N, Watabe
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2002
Pleurotomarioidean gastropods are continuously present in the fossil record since the Upper Cambrian and survive into the Recent fauna, thus providing rare insights into the evolutionary history of the class Gastropoda. Pleurotomarioidea achieved greatest numerical and morphological diversity during the Paleozoic, and dominated global shallow water ...
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Pleurotomarioidean gastropods are continuously present in the fossil record since the Upper Cambrian and survive into the Recent fauna, thus providing rare insights into the evolutionary history of the class Gastropoda. Pleurotomarioidea achieved greatest numerical and morphological diversity during the Paleozoic, and dominated global shallow water ...
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2010
Over their 500 million yearhistory, gastropods have radiated into marine, freshwater and terrestrial environments and adopted life styles ranging from herbivory to carnivory to endoparasitism to symbiont-mediated chemoautotrophy. They contend with many pathogens, including several lineages of specialized eukaryotic parasites.
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Over their 500 million yearhistory, gastropods have radiated into marine, freshwater and terrestrial environments and adopted life styles ranging from herbivory to carnivory to endoparasitism to symbiont-mediated chemoautotrophy. They contend with many pathogens, including several lineages of specialized eukaryotic parasites.
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2002
Abstract The phylum Mollusca is second only to the Anthropoda in number of species. The molluscan lineage has been extremely plastic, and a great variety of structural plans have appeared. Of the seven classes of molluscs (Fig. 1.1), the largest is Gastropoda, which accounts for about 80% of the extant fauna.
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Abstract The phylum Mollusca is second only to the Anthropoda in number of species. The molluscan lineage has been extremely plastic, and a great variety of structural plans have appeared. Of the seven classes of molluscs (Fig. 1.1), the largest is Gastropoda, which accounts for about 80% of the extant fauna.
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