Protobranch bivalves

Advances in Marine Biology

Volumn 42, Issue , 2002, Pages 2-46

  Zardus, John D ^a  

^a UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON   (United States)

Author keywords

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Indexed keywords

EVOLUTION; FEEDING; FUNCTIONAL MORPHOLOGY; MOLLUSC; PHYSIOLOGY; REPRODUCTION; TAXONOMY; ZOOGEOGRAPHY;

BACTERIA (MICROORGANISMS); BIVALVIA; CRYPTODONTA; GASTROPODA; MOLLUSCA; NUCULOIDA; PERICALYMMA; PROTOBRANCHIA; SOLEMYOIDA; SOLEMYOIDEA;

EID: 0036263258     PISSN: 00652881     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book Series    
DOI: None     Document Type: Article

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179. The availability of microorganisms attached to sediment as food for some marine deposit-feeding molluscs, with notes on microbial detachment due to the crystalline style
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182. Radiotracer methods for determining utilization of sedimentary organic matter by deposit feeders
183. Ciliary ultrastructure of protobranchs (Molluscs, Bivalvia)
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209. Size-dependent reproductive traits of Yoldia notabilis (Bivalvia: Protobranchia)
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212. Annual variation in the growth rate of Yoldia notabilis (Bivalvia: Nuculanidae) in Otsuchi Bay, northeastern Japan, analyzed using shell microgrowth patterns
213. Classification of Bivalvia
214. Geologic history of deposit-feeding pelecypods
215. Growth in the bivalve Yoldia eightsi at Signy Island, Antarctica, determined from internal shell increments and calcium-45 incorporation
216. Xenoturbella's molluscan relatives
217. On the interrelationship and the zoogeography of northern species of Yoldia Möller, s. str. (Mollusca, Fam. Ledidae)
218. The zoology of East Greenland: Marine Lamellibranchiata
219. Developmental types in marine bivalves and their distribution along the Atlantic coast of Europe
220. Taxonomy of and biological notes on the bivalve genus Microgloma, with comments on protobranch nomenclature
221. Bathyal and abyssal Mollusca trawled from Sagami Bay and the south off Boso Peninsula by the R/V Soyo-Maru, 1965-1967
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224. The ciliary mechanisms on the gill and the mode of feeding in Amphioxus, ascidians, and Solenomya togata
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226. The ligament and digestive system in the taxodont bivalves
227. A note on the habits and nutrition of Solemya parkinsoni (Protobranchia: Bivalvia)
228. The fine structure and histochemistry of the digestive diverticula of the protobranchiate bivalve Nucula sulcata
229. Classification and bivalve gill
230. Studies on growth and age of bivalves from temperate and tropical estuarine ecosystems
231. Reproduction of Antarctic benthic marine invertebrates: Tempos, modes and timing
232. Growth and population structure in the infaunal bivalve Yoldia eightsi in relation to iceberg activity at Signy Island, Antarctica
233. Report on the anatomy of the deep-sea Mollusca collected by H.M.S. Challenger in the years 1873-76
234. Sur la classification phylogénetique des pélécypodes (communication preliminaire)
235. The role of different microbes and substrates as potential suppliers of specific, essential nutrients to marine detritivores
236. Review of Ordovician pelecypods
237. The origin and early taxonomic diversification of pelecypods
238. The origin and Paleozoic diversification of solemyoid pelecypods
239. The paleontology of rostroconch mollusks and the early history of the phylum Mollusca
240. The early evolution of diasome molluscs
241. Fordilla troyensis Barrande: The oldest known pelecypod
242. Antarctic and subantarctic Mollusca: Pelecypoda and Gastropoda
243. Sulfide oxidation occurs in the animal tissue of the gutless clam, Solemya reidi
244. Hydrogen sulfide oxidation is coupled to oxidative phosphorylation in mitochondria of Solemya reidi
245. The Lamellibranchia of the Siboga Expedition. Systematic part. II. Pelecypoda (exclusive of the Pectinidae)
246. The stomach in the Protobranchia and Septibranchia (Lamellibranchia)
247. An analytical approach to a classification of the Bivalvia
248. The stomach in the Bivalvia
249. Structure, dynamics and productivity of a population of Nucula nitidosa (Bivalvia, Protobranchia) in the German Bight
250. Abundance, growth and production of the bivalve Solemya sp., a food source for juvenile rock lobsters in a seagrass community in Western Australia
251. Aspects of the biology of a gutless species of Solemya (Bivalvia: Protobranchia)
252. Evolutionary implications of sulphide-oxidizing symbioses in bivalves
253. Gutless bivalves
254. Sulfide-oxidizing symbiosis in lucinaceans: Implications for bivalve evolution
255. Observations on Australian Solemyidae
256. Global-scale latitudinal patterns of species diversity in the deep-sea benthos
257. Large-scale patterns of species diversity in the deep-sea benthos
258. Studies on the deep-sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia): The family Nuculidae
259. Rates of sediment reworking by Yoldia limatula in Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts, and Long Island Sound
260. Biogenic reworking of intertidal and subtidal sediments in Barnstable Harbor and Buzzards Bay, Massachusetts
261. The influence of deposit-feeding benthos on water turbidity and nutrient recycling
262. Organism-sediment relations on the muddy sea floor
263. The use of molluscan growth patterns in ecology and paleoecology
264. Biogenic graded bedding
265. The influence of deposit-feeding organisms on sediment stability and community structure
266. On the structure of the gills of the Lamellibranchia
267. Reproductive patterns in the deep-sea benthos
268. Year round reproduction in deep-sea bivalve molluscs
269. Dissecting latitudinal diversity gradients: Functional groups and clades of marine bivalves
270. Origin and diversification of the Mollusca
271. The earliest bivalves and their Ordovician descendants
272. Synapomorphies and plesiomorphies in higher classification of Mollusca
273. Oceanography of Long Island Sound, 1952-1954. X. The biology of marine bottom communities
274. Benthic studies in Buzzards Bay I. Animal-sediment relationships
275. Benthic studies in Buzzards Bay III. The structure of the soft-bottom community
276. Studies on deep-sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia); prologue and the Pristiglomidae
277. Studies on the deep sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia); the family Tindariidae and the genus Pseudotindaria
278. Studies on deep-sea Protobranchia (Bivalvia): The family Malletiidae
279. The interactions of diversity, distribution and mode of reproduction among major groupings of the deep-sea benthos
280. Diversity and composition of abyssal benthos
281. An introduction to the study of deep-sea benthic faunal assemblages along the Gay Head-Bermuda transect
282. Oxygen transport by the hemocyanin of the protobranch mollusc Solemya reidi
283. The adoral sense organ in protobranch bivalves (Mollusca): Comparative fine structure with special reference to Nucula nucleus
284. Reproduction and dispersal of bottom dwelling deep-sea invertebrates: A speculative summary
285. Classification of nuculid pelecypods
286. Nuculid bivalves of the genus Acila
287. Cross-phyletic patterns of particle selection by deposit feeders
288. Transition-matrix model of bioturbation and radionuclide diagenesis
289. Biogeography, biodiversity and fluid dependence of deep-sea cold-seep communities at active and passive margins
290. Trofismo y competencia alimentaria en asteroideos de la bahía de Almería
291. Nuculana pernula (Müller) (Taxodonta, Nuculanidae) of the South-East coast of Sakhalin: Its biology, distribution and stock
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307. Karyotypes of five subantarctic bivalve species
308. Patterns in the spatial arrangements of polychaetes and bivalves in intertidal sandflats
309. Adult/juvenile interactions of infaunal bivalves: Contrasting outcomes in different habitats
310. Hemocyanin of the protobranch bivalve molluse Nucula hanleyi Winckworth
311. Observations on the ligament of Nucula
312. 228Ra chronology
313. Food resource division among northern, marine, demersal fishes
314. Reproductive strategies and diet in deep-sea nuculanid protobranchs (Bivalvia: Nuculoidea) from the Rockall Trough
315. Environmental control of quasi-continuous and seasonal reproduction in deep-sea benthic invertebrates
316. Stable macrofauna community structure despite fluctuating food supply in subtidal soft sediments of Oslofjord, Norway
317. Molluscan hemocyanins: Structure and function
318. Symbiosis and the evolution of novel trophic strategies: Thiotrophic organisms at hydrothermal vents
319. Zoogeography of the abyssal and hadal zones
320. Sur un nouvel organe sensitif de Nucula nucleus L
321. Notes on the Nucinellidae (Pelecypoda) with the description of a new species from the Eocene of Oregon
322. The evolution of ligament systems in the Bivalvia
323. Origin of the molluscan class Bivalvia and a phylogeny of major groups
324. Larval settlement into marine soft-sediment systems: Interactions with the meiofauna
325. Post-larval development of the bivalves Nucula turgida, Venus striatula, Spisula subtruncata and S. elliptica (Mollusca: Bivalvia) (with reference to the late larva)
326. Temperature tolerance of circatidal bivalves in relation to their distribution
327. Resource partitioning and predation as a limit to size in Nucula turgida (Leckenby and Marshall)
328. Age-specific energetics of reproduction in Nucula turgida (Leckenby and Marshall) a bivalve with lecithotrophic larval development
329. The effect of environmental variables on the oxygen consumption of the protobranch bivalve Nucula turgida (Leckenby and Marshall)
330. The distribution of Nucula turgida (Bivalvia: Protobranchia) from Dublin Bay, Ireland, and the effect of sediment organic content
331. The Bivalvia in the deep-water area of the East China Sea
332. The role of bioturbation in the enhancement of bacterial growth rates in marine sediments
333. The protobranchiate Mollusca; a functional interpretation of their structure and evolution
334. The status of the Protobranchia in the bivalve Mollusca
335. Phylum Mollusca: Bivalvia
336. Embryogenesis, morphology and ultrastructure of the pericalymma larva of Acila castrensis (Bivalvia: Protobranchia: Nuculoida)