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lacks a sinus. An
Eocene species Superlucina megameris was the
largest lucinid ever recorded, with s**** size up to 31.1
centimetres (12.2 in) high, over...
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habitats of
these groups were
sunken wood and
hydrothermal vents. Similarly,
lucinid clams were
previously only
known to
inhabit carbon seeps and
anoxic seafloor...
- Some
Dosinia species are
almost disc-like in
shape and
reminiscent of
lucinid bivalves; both
types of
circular bivalves tend to
burrow relatively deeply...
- in the
family Lucinidae host
symbiotic bacteria that
oxidize sulfides.
Lucinid bivalves'
gills house the bacteria, and the
siphon supplies the bacteria...
- in shape,
usually white, and
therefore is
reminiscent of the s**** of
Lucinid bivalves. The
genus is
known from the
Cretaceous to the
Recent periods...
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nourish chemosynthetic bacteria within the animal's soft tissue, like
modern lucinid bivalve. The
growth pattern of
Shikamaia akasakaensis is known: as they...
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organisms (microbial mats,
siboglinid tube worms,
bathymodioline mussels,
lucinid and
vesicomyid clams, and ****ociated organisms).
These areas are frequently...
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Specimen of
another lucinid species,
Divaricella huttoniana, from New Zealand...
- L. (Lucina)
occidentalis Bowman County,
North Dakota. 14 specimens. A
lucinid.
Mactra M. sp.
Bowman County,
North Dakota. 4
broken incomplete molds....
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symbioses have been
described in
detail in
reduced and
anoxic sediments (e.g.,
lucinid clams,
stilbonematid nematodes, and
gutless oligochaetes) and hydrothermal...
