2015
DOI: 10.1016/j.marenvres.2015.05.002
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Endoliths in Lithophaga lithophaga shells – Variation in intensity of infestation and species occurrence

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“…The species of heterotrophs were identified from the traces in different layers of the shell and from SEM within organic lamellae. Peharda et al (2015) found a positive relationship between productivity in the ecosystems and rates of bioerosion in mussel shells.…”
Section: Aetiology and Effects Of Shell Disease In Molluscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The species of heterotrophs were identified from the traces in different layers of the shell and from SEM within organic lamellae. Peharda et al (2015) found a positive relationship between productivity in the ecosystems and rates of bioerosion in mussel shells.…”
Section: Aetiology and Effects Of Shell Disease In Molluscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peharda et al (2015) reported considerable variation in the degree of shell damage and extent of infestation caused by heterotropic endoliths in Lithophaga lithophaga (date mussel) shells collected at two environmentally different sites (differing in productivity) in the Adriatic Sea. The species of heterotrophs were identified from the traces in different layers of the shell and from SEM within organic lamellae.…”
Section: Aetiology and Effects Of Shell Disease In Molluscsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They can only be observed growing inside calcareous structures with the light microscope in cast resins or double embedded preparations or with scanning and transmission electron microscopes as chemically fixed specimens using specialised techniques. The specialised techniques for observing endoliths have been reviewed in detail by Golubic et al (1970, 2005), Porter and Lingle (1992) and Peharda et al (2015). A method using immunofluorescence has been designed to detect thraustochytrids inside host cells (Raghukumar and Lande 1988).…”
Section: Techniques For Observation Of Endolithsmentioning
confidence: 99%