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Adaptation to Rock Boring in Botula and Lithophaga (Lamellibranchia, Mytilidae) with a Discussion on the Evolution of this Habit
Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science
Signatur: HNC Moll 8026 Yon
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Adaptation to rock boring in Botula and Lithophaga (Lamellibranchia, Mytilidae) with a discussion on the evolution of this habit.
Quarterly Journal of Microscopic Science
Signatur: HNC Moll E007690
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Bottom Fauna of the Sea
Research
Signatur: HNC Moll 10019 Yon
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Circulation of Water in the Mantle Cavity of Dentalium entalis
Proc. of the Malacolocical Society of London
Signatur: HNC Moll 12036 Yon
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Circulation of Water in the Mantle Cavity of Dentalium entalis. The Formation of Siphonal Openings by Thracia pubescens.
Proceedings of the Malacological Society
Signatur: HNC Moll 10017 Yon
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Cleansing mechanism and the function of the fourth pallial aperture in Spisula subtruncata (Da Costa)
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom
Signatur: HNC Moll 8029 Yon
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Evolution and Adaption in the Digestive System of the Metazoa
Biol. Reviews
Signatur: HNC Moll 12034 Yon
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Evolution of Ciliary Feeding in the Prosobranchia, With an Account of Feeding in Capulus ungaricus
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom
Signatur: HNC Moll 10023 Yon
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Farming the sea
Discovery
Signatur: HNC Moll 9694 Yon
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Form and function in the mollusca
Nature
Signatur: HNC Moll 7962 Yon
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Form and Habit in Species of Malleus (including the "Hammer Oysters") with comparative Observations on Isognomon isognomon
The Biological Bulletin
Signatur: HNC Moll 16515 Yon
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Form and Habitat in Pinna carnea Gmelin
Royal Society by the Cambridge University Press
Signatur: HNC Moll 14130 Yon
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Functional morphology and evolution in the Tridacnidae (Mollusca: Bivalvia: Cardiacea).
Records of the Australian Museum
Signatur: HNC Moll E007691
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Functional morphology and evolution within the Carditacae (Bivalvia)
Proc. malac. Soc. London
Signatur: HNC Moll 9571 Yon
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Giant Clams
Scientific American
Signatur: HNC Moll 14197 Yon
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Giant Clams and Burrowing Clams
Natural History , the Journal of the American Museum of Natural History
Signatur: HNC Moll 11417 Yon
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Giant clams. The tridacnids, related to cockles, include the largest bivalve in evolutionary history. Their size is probably due to the fact that photosynthetic algae live in their tissues and nourish them
Scientific American
Signatur: HNC Moll 4872 Yon
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Life and environment on the bed of the sea
The Advancement of Science
Signatur: HNC Moll 9314 Yon
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Ligamental Structure in Mactracea and Myacea (Mollusca: Bivalvia)
Journal of the Marine Biological Association of the United Kingdom
Signatur: HNC Moll 17717 Yon
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Mantle cavity, habits, and habitat in the blind limpet, Lepeta concentrica Middendorff
Proceedings of the California Academy of Sciences. Fourth Series.
Signatur: HNC Moll 9462 Yon
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Mantle chambers and water circulation in the Tridacnidae (Mollusca).
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
Signatur: HNC Moll 8030 Yon
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Mantle Chambers And Water Circulation In The Tridacnidae (Mollusca).
Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London
Signatur: HNC Moll 10020 Yon
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Marine Bottom Substrata and Their Fauna
Proceedings XIV International Congress of Zoology, Copenhagen 1953
Signatur: HNC Moll 19132 Yon
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Memoirs: On the Mantle Cavity and its Contained Organs in the Loricata (Placophora).
Quarterly Journal of Microscopic Science, Series 2
Signatur: HNC Moll E007689