Anatomia funcional de Lucina pectinata (Gmelin, 1791) Lucinidae - Bivalvia

Narchi, Walter; Assis, R. C. Farani

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“…Another example is provided by Crenella decussata (Montagu, 1808) which has a long foot mainly used to construct an adventitious tube within which an individual resides (Morton et al ., 2015a). Some representatives of the Lucinoidea such as Diplodonta punctata (Say, 1822) (Domaneschi, 1979), Lucina pectinata (Gmelin, 1791) = Phacoides pectinatus (Gmelin, 1791) (Narchi & Assis, 1980), Anodontia philippiana (Reeve, 1850) = Pegophysema philippiana (Reeve, 1850) (Taylor & Glover, 2006, figure 4) also have a long, highly extensible, foot. This is also the case for some thyasirids such as those reported by Payne & Allen (1991), Dufour & Felbeck (2003) and Passos et al .…”

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Functional morphology ofCardiomya cleryana(d'Orbigny, 1842) (Bivalvia: Anomalodesmata: Cuspidariidae) from Brazilian waters: new insights into the lifestyle of carnivorous bivalves

2016

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Of the more than 800 Recent species of Anomalodesmata only 16 have been studied alive. The Septibranchia, comprising a number of carnivorous bivalve superfamilies, are no exception to this generalization and, until recently, no living member of this group has been studied since the 1980s. Collected from the shallow, shelf seabed off Brazil,Cardiomya cleryanais one of only a few species to have its morphology described in recent years and the first ever anomalodesmatan to be filmed alive. Important anatomical features such as a greatly extensible foot to secure itself in the sediment with a single byssal thread, exhalant siphon inter-tentacular projections and micro-papillae on the surface of the siphonal tentacles are described. Observations on the species’ behaviour have revealed a lifestyle hitherto not recorded for any septibranch, indeed any anomalodesmatan. The anchoring mechanism ofC. cleryanausing an extraordinarily long byssal thread is described for the first time. The life position ofC. cleryanais at 45° to the sediment-water interface whereas other cuspidariids have been considered to orient themselves vertically. An anatomical comparison betweenCardiomyaandBathyneaerahas revealed close affinities. This study thus provides new insights into the morphology and behaviour of the Cuspidariidae.

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Functional morphology ofCardiomya cleryana(d'Orbigny, 1842) (Bivalvia: Anomalodesmata: Cuspidariidae) from Brazilian waters: new insights into the lifestyle of carnivorous bivalves

2016

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“…Phacoides pectinatus has a series of discrete lamellate ‘knots’ (Fig. 10C) lying along and extending ventrally beyond the gutter between the adductor muscle and the mantle margin (Narchi & Farani Assis, 1980). In Lucina pensylvanica (Linnaeus, 1758) (and L. adansoni d’Orbigny, 1839) a pectinate branched structure lies to either side of the pallial blood vessel (Fig.…”

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Lucinidae (Bivalvia)–the most diverse group of chemosymbiotic molluscs

Taylor

Glover

2006

Zoological Journal of the Linnean Society

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Recent molecular analyses have demonstrated that the traditional Lucinoidea, comprising the extant families Lucinidae, Thyasiridae, Ungulinidae, Fimbriidae, and Cyrenoididae, is not monophyletic. Thyasiridae and Ungulinidae are unrelated to Lucinidae, a result corroborated by clear morphological differences between the groups. Chemosymbiosis in Thyasiridae and Lucinidae has been independently derived. Within the family Lucinidae, previous ideas of relationship and subfamilial divisions based on shell characters have little support from molecular results. Anatomical characters of the ctenidia, mantle gills, and posterior apertures have potential in phylogenetic analysis but rigorous analysis of shell characters is also needed. Although there is a good fossil record of Lucinidae throughout the Cenozoic and Mesozoic, in the Palaeozoic fossils are less frequent and most need reappraisal. The Silurian Ilionia prisca is probably the earliest fossil with convincing lucinid features, followed in the Devonian by Phenacocyclas and some Paracyclas species.

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“…As principais espécies encontradas na malacofácie do sambaqui Eliza foram a Anomalocardia flexuosa (berbigão) e o Phacoides pectinatus (lambreta). Embora ambas habitem ambientes costeiros rasos com águas calmas na zona interdital (entre marés), podendo tolerar baixos níveis de oxigênio dissolvido e considerável variação de salinidade, o berbigão prefere sedimento arenoso ou areno-lodoso, enterrando-se superficialmente em baixios não vegetados ou em marismas, ocorrendo em menor frequência nos manguezais (Prous 1992;Rodrigues, Borges-Azevedo & Henry-Silva 2010), enquanto a lambreta enterra-se entre 15 e 20 cm no sedimento lodoso ou areno-lodoso de manguezais, ricos em sulfeto de hidrogênio, decorrentes da decomposição de matéria orgânica em um ambiente com pouco oxigênio, o que limita a concorrência com outras espécies (Narchi & Assis 1980).…”

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Observações prévias sobre a malacofauna em alguns pequenos sambaquis do litoral sul de Santa Catarina

Heitzmann-Fontenelle

Tognoli

Demathe

2021

Rev. Mus. Arqueol. Etnol.

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Foi realizada a análise da malacofauna presente em seis pequenos sambaquis localizados em Jaguaruna-SC com idades entre 3080 e 580 anos AP (Eliza, Encruzo, Campo Bom I, Campo Bom II, Campo Bom III e Arroio da Cruz I). Foram identificadas 24 espécies de moluscos sendo 10 gastrópodes e 12 bivalves. pertencentes a 6 e 10 famílias respectivamente. Todas as espécies eram de ambiente marinho ou estuarino com exceção de duas espécies do caracol terrestre Megalobulimus. Constatou-se a existência de dois padrões distintos quanto à constituição da matriz malacológica dos sítios. Nos sambaquis mais antigos (Eliza e Encruzo) havia maior diversidade de espécies sendo a maioria procedentes de um paleoambiente lagunar e estuarino (Anomalocardia brasiliana, Phacoides pectinatus e Erodona mactroides) incluindo manguezal (Cassostrea brasiliana), com grande variação no tamanho intraespecífico e a ocorrência de indivíduos íntegros com as valvas fechadas. Nos sambaquis com datações mais recentes (Campo Bom I, II e III, e Arroio da Cruz I) havia a presença majoritária de espécies do litoral de mar aberto (Mesodesma mactroides e Donax hanleyanus) com maior uniformidade intraespecífica no tamanho, sendo que a matrix malacológica do Campo Bom II diferenciou-se pela ocorrência adicional de grandes indivíduos do bivalve Tivela zonaria e do gastrópode Pachycymbiola brasiliana, inferindo uma construção diferenciada. Este estudo reforçou a importância da avaliação da matriz malacológica em sambaquis como indicativo do paleoambiente e das opções culturais de seus construtores, bem como que a diversidade de espécies poderia sugerir um uso ou função distinta do sítio.

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Anatomia funcional de Lucina pectinata (Gmelin, 1791) Lucinidae - Bivalvia

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Functional morphology ofCardiomya cleryana(d'Orbigny, 1842) (Bivalvia: Anomalodesmata: Cuspidariidae) from Brazilian waters: new insights into the lifestyle of carnivorous bivalves

Functional morphology ofCardiomya cleryana(d'Orbigny, 1842) (Bivalvia: Anomalodesmata: Cuspidariidae) from Brazilian waters: new insights into the lifestyle of carnivorous bivalves

Lucinidae (Bivalvia)–the most diverse group of chemosymbiotic molluscs

Observações prévias sobre a malacofauna em alguns pequenos sambaquis do litoral sul de Santa Catarina

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