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2016
Abstract Pectinids are among the few bivalves that swim, with the prime motivation of escaping their predators. Swimming engages the large adductor muscle to close the valves, the hinge ligament to open them after muscle relaxation and the muscular mantle to direct the jets.
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Abstract Pectinids are among the few bivalves that swim, with the prime motivation of escaping their predators. Swimming engages the large adductor muscle to close the valves, the hinge ligament to open them after muscle relaxation and the muscular mantle to direct the jets.
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Mortality of Scallops on a Manx Scallop Bed Due to Fishing
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom, 1972Mortality resulting from fishing of scallops (Pecten maximus L.) can be divided into the loss caused by their removal for marketing and the indirect damage inflicted during the operation both by the dredges on the sea bed and the rough handling of undersized discards on board the boat (Medcof & Bourne, 1964; Caddy, 1968).
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Potential roles of FoxO in promoting longevity in larger Argopecten scallops
Aquaculture, 2022Junhao Ning, Chunde Wang
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Potential roles of IFI44 genes in high resistance to Vibrio in hybrids of Argopecten scallops
Fish and Shellfish Immunology, 2023Junhao Ning, Guilong Liu
exaly