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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Mytilidae"”.
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The ciliary currents associated with feeding, digestion, and sediment removal in Adula (botula) falcata Gould 1851 (bivalvia, mytilidae)
… and evolution of the boring habit in the Family Mytilidae. It was, in fact, Yonge’s observations on the role of Figure 1. A lateral view of the burrow of Adula falcata. The mudstone burrow has been cracked open to expose the left side of the enclosed bivalve. This byssally attached mussel had …
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Evolution of gender associated mitochondrial DNA in bivalves
<p>Bivalves of the families Unionidae and Mytilidae possess a unique mode of mitochondrial DNA inheritance dubbed sex-limited mitochondrial DNA (mtDNA) inheritance or doubly-uniparental inheritance (DUI). In contrast to the matrilineally restricted inheritance of mtDNA in other metazoans, these …
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Caracterización del mejillinar de Brachidontes rodriguezii (d'Orbigny, 1842) en la zona intermareal del sur bonaerense
… es un bivalvo intermareal de la familia Mytilidae que se distribuye a lo largo de la costa Atlántica Sudamericana (29°- 46° Lat Sur). Es la especie dominante en los intermareales rocosos bonaerenses y norpatagónicos (Argentina). Este trabajo tuvo por finalidad analizar la distribución …
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Aspectos tecnológicos y bio-ecológicos del asentamiento de mejillón, Mytilus edulis platensis, sobre colectores artificiales
El cultivo de mejillón en la Argentina es un recurso de alta potencialidad productiva y económica. Una de las principales limitantes para la expansión de esta actividad se encuentra en la provisión de juveniles para la cría y engorde, comúnmente denominados “semilla”. En el golfo San Jorge, Chubut, …
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Reproductive ecology of the California sea mussel, Mytilus californianus Conrad
This study deals with the reproductive ecology and larval development of Mytilus californianus. Mytilus californianus is the common mussel found along the more exposed west coast of North America from the Aleutian Islands south Isla Socorro, Mexico (Soot-Ryen, 1955) and was chosen because it is an …