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The bivalve Thyasira cf. gouldi hosts chemoautotrophic symbiont ...
Invertebrates from various marine habitats form nutritional symbioses with chemosynthetic bacteria. In chemosynthetic symbioses, both the mode of symbiont transmission and the site of bacterial housing can affect the composition of the symbiont population.
Author: Bonita McCuai…
Published: 2017
Publication: PeerJ. 20…
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Divergent chemosymbiosis-related characters in Thyasira cf. gouldi (Bivalvia: Thyasiridae)
Within the marine bivalve family Thyasiridae, some species have bacterial chemosymbionts associated with gill epithelial cells while other species are asymbiotic. Although the abundance of symbionts in a particular thyasirid species may vary, the structure
Author: Rebecca T Bat…
Published: 2014/03/21
Keywords: National In…
PubMed
The bivalve Thyasira cf. gouldi hosts chemoautotrophic symbiont populations with strain level diversity
Invertebrates from various marine habitats form nutritional symbioses with chemosynthetic bacteria. In chemosynthetic symbioses, both the mode of symbiont transmission and the site of bacterial housing can affect the composition of the symbiont population.
Author: Bonita McCuaig
Published: 2017/07/26
Keywords: 16S rRNA; …
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Thyasira gouldi, common name the Northern hatchet-shell, is a species of saltwater clam, a marine bivalve mollusc in the family Thyasiridae.
This species has been fully protected since 1992 in the United Kingdom under the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981.
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- Family: Thyasiridae
- Kingdom: Animalia
- Genus: Thyasira
- Species: T. gouldi
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Thyasira gouldii - Wikipedia
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Thyasira gouldii is een kleine, vrij bolvormige, gravende tweekleppige. De twee helften van de witte schaal hebben dezelfde vorm en de schaal zelf is dun en kwetsbaar. Deze soort lijkt erg op het golfschelpje (Thyasira flexuosa).
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- Klasse: Bivalvia (Tweekleppigen)
- Stam: Mollusca (Weekdieren)
- Orde: Lucinida
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WEBadditional source Oliver, P.G.; Killeen, I.J.; Ockelmann, K.W. (2002). The Thyasiridae (Mollusca: Bivalvia) of the British Continental Shelf and North Sea oil fields: an …
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WEBA northern circum-arctic species extending sporadically into sheltered sea lochs and inlets around Shetland and Scotland. Its true distribution is probably unrealised due to …
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Northern hatchet shell - The Marine Life Information Network
WEBThyasira gouldi is a small species and the shell is thin and fragile. They occupy the top few centimetres of the sediment and physical disturbance by a passing scallop dredge is …
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WEBMar 21, 2014 · The wide morphological, genetic and symbiosis-related disparity described herein suggests that chemosymbiosis may influence host divergence, and that Thyasira gouldi forms a cryptic species …
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WEBThyasira gouldi, common name the Northern hatchet-shell, is a species of saltwater clam, a marine bivalve mollusc in the family Thyasiridae. This species has been fully protected …
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(PDF) The taxonomic and conservation status of Thyasira Gouldi ...
WEBJan 1, 2002 · PDF | Thyasira gouldi is shown to have a wider British distribution than previously thought. It is confirmed to range along the west coast of Scotland... | Find, …
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The taxonomic and conservation status of Thyasira gouldi (Philippi ...
WEBNov 20, 2011 · Thyasira gouldi is shown to have a wider British distribution than previously thought. It is confirmed to range along the west coast of Scotland from Loch Sween in …
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Divergent Chemosymbiosis-Related Characters in Thyasiracf.
WEBidentified as Thyasira gouldi from a Northwest Atlantic fjord (Bonne Bay, Newfoundland) and found remarkable differences among specimens. Some individuals had thickened …
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