Ecology 1983
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-12-751406-2.50019-2
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Ecology of an Invasive Pest Bivalve, Corbicula

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“…Knowledge of the invasion pathways and dynamics of previous invaders, particularly those that may have the same dispersal vectors, would be of critical value. The freshwater clam Corbicula fluminea was first discovered in North America in 1924and then again in 1938(McMahon, 1983. The documentation of the progress of the spread of this species is sporadic and poor, and gives us little insight into the spread of zebra mussels.…”
Section: Previous Freshwater Invasions and Possible Parallel Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Knowledge of the invasion pathways and dynamics of previous invaders, particularly those that may have the same dispersal vectors, would be of critical value. The freshwater clam Corbicula fluminea was first discovered in North America in 1924and then again in 1938(McMahon, 1983. The documentation of the progress of the spread of this species is sporadic and poor, and gives us little insight into the spread of zebra mussels.…”
Section: Previous Freshwater Invasions and Possible Parallel Systemsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In Corbicula fluminea, a freshwater ovoviviparous hermaphroditic species, release of juveniles begins when temperature rises above 18 to lg°C, but declines when temperatures rise above 26°C (McMahon 1983). In C. japonica, a brackish-water oviparous dioecious species, spawning began at temperatures above 22"C, and inhibition of spawning by high temperature was not observed (Figs.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A ampla distribuição geográfica e a capacidade de ocupação de vários tipos de habitat de água doce por Corbicula Mühlfeld, 1811(McMahon 1983, desde sua introdução na América do Norte na década de 1920 (Counts 1986), são consideradas como os principais fatores responsáveis pelas variações na forma e coloração apresentadas nas conchas de espécimes dos diferentes táxons do gênero. Tais variações têm conduzido a inúmeras confusões taxonômicas em Corbicula, principalmente em virtude da maioria dos trabalhos estarem baseados apenas em caracteres da concha (Morton 1986, Araújo et al 1993.…”
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