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Sphaerium simileObserv.
ian_gardinerDescripción
Large, permanent lake. Sandy mud bottom.
Image 1 shows outer view of right valve. Large at 18.2mm length. Beak a little anterior of centre. Striae coarse and more-or-less evenly spaced.
Image 2 shows inner view of left valve. Both dorsal and ventral margins relatively long. The meeting of the dorsal margin with the anterior and posterior ends is less angular than in some specimens.
Image 3 shows the dorsal view. Anterior to right.
Image 4 shows the anterior view, with beaks raised above the dorsal margin.
Image 5 shows a ventral view of the left valve, with cusps of posterior (left) and anterior (right) lateral teeth.
Image 6 shows the foot and siphons.
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
zealouswizardDescripción
taken underwater
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
crislerDescripción
TN river
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
smartin9Descripción
Later attached to second animal in photo? Unsure if deliberate
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
amirludenaDescripción
Could be
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Mejillones de Agua Dulce (Género Lampsilis)Observ.
mchoveDescripción
Mark Hove and Sam Taylor collected 1 Fatmucket while crawling and feeling for mussels between the shore and 4 feet of water over a period of ≈2 hours between 15T 528991 4941820 to 15T 529049 4941800. Substrate comprised primarily of soft sand with areas of sand and silt. One specimen pictured.
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sabarnisarkerDescripción
Found in the freshwater habitats of the Padma river charland.
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Almeja Canasta Asiática (Corbicula fluminea)Observ.
joescience1Descripción
about 1 cm
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Almejas Asiáticas Canasta (Género Corbicula)Observ.
oceanicadventuresDescripción
Really interesting looking one
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Almejas Asiáticas Canasta (Género Corbicula)Observ.
hollyyoungDescripción
Peace River
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Almejas Asiáticas Canasta (Género Corbicula)Observ.
lycorisradiata00000Descripción
encontrada em água doce
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Náyades de Agua Dulce (Orden Unionida)Observ.
augusto316Descripción
Almeja en el lago gatún.
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Náyade Pato (Anodonta anatina)Observ.
alexander_baranskyDescripción
Pond at the bottom of the Cretaceous quarry.
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Mejillón de Río (Pyganodon grandis)Observ.
sam10turnerDescripción
Beak sculpture ever so slightly double looped. Most extreme example of sculpture from this site, all other P. grandis typical. No other species observed.
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Tribu LampsiliniObserv.
sam10turnerDescripción
From Long Point near outlet of Big Creek. Undecided about this one for a bit. Colour, growth, and what’s left of the shape is consistent with females I compared against my reference collection. It was thicker and slower growing than similarly sized Lampsilis siliquoidea I saw here. Interested to have others’ opinions.
I’ve collected the valve but now that’s it’s dry it’s begun to fall apart quickly.
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Tribu AnodontiniObserv.
amr_mnDescripción
Broken shell fragment washed up on edge of lake.
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amr_mnDescripción
Found relatively long-dead below the Kost Dam among hundreds of O. ligamentina shells and dozens from other species.
Both valves, still attached.
At 455g, this is the heaviest shell I've collected from any Unionid species (all collections in Minnesota).
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Ligumia rectaObserv.
riverrat09Descripción
Black Sandshell is the larger shell and the smaller shell is a Spike from the neighboring Gasconade River
