Scanning Electron Microscopic Aids for Identification of Larval and Post-Larval Bivalves

Lutz, Richard A.; Goodwin, Jacob D.; Baldwin, Brad S.; Burnell, Gavin; Castagna, Michael; Chapman, Samuel; Chestnut, Al; Dabinett, Patrick; Davis, Chris; Eversole, Arnold G.; Fuller, S. Cynthia; Gallager, Scott M.; Goldberg, Ronald; Goodsell, Joy; Grassle, Judith; Gustafson, Richard G.; Hidu, Herbert; Hu, Ya-Ping; Jablonski, David; Johnson, Shannon; Kennedy, Victor S.; Pennec, Marcel Le; Mann, Roger; Newell, Carter; Pooley, Alan S.; Tan, Antonieto S.; Vrijenhoek, Robert C.; Partridge, A.

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Scanning Electron Microscopic Aids for Identification of Larval and Post-Larval Bivalves

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2018
By Lutz, Richard A. ; Goodwin, Jacob D. ; Baldwin, Brad S. ; ...

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Journal of Shellfish Research
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Lutz, Richard A. ; Goodwin, Jacob D. ; Baldwin, Brad S. ; Burnell, Gavin ; Castagna, Michael ; Chapman, Samuel ; Chestnut, Al ; Dabinett, Patrick ; Davis, Chris ; Eversole, Arnold G. ; Fuller, S. Cynthia ; Gallager, Scott M. ; Goldberg, Ronald ; Goodsell, Joy ; Grassle, Judith ; Gustafson, Richard G. ; Hidu, Herbert ; Hu, Ya-Ping ; Jablonski, David ; Johnson, Shannon ; Kennedy, Victor S. ; Pennec, Marcel Le ; Mann, Roger ; Newell, Carter ; Pooley, Alan S. ; Tan, Antonieto S. ; Vrijenhoek, Robert C. ; Partridge, A.
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The identification of bivalve larvae and early postlarvae in plankton and benthic samples has long been a challenge, hampering both basic and applied research efforts in marine, estuarine, and freshwater environments. The usefulness of published optical micrographs of the early life-history stages of bivalves is limited because of the great morphological similarity of the imaged articulated shells, particularly at the early (straight-hinge) developmental stages.
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Journal of Shellfish Research, 37(2), 247-448
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0730-8000 ; 1943-6319
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