Abstract:In the present work the influence of oxygen content in sea water and 14-days starvation on respiration rate of the bivalve species, Anadara kagoshimensis (Tokunaga, 1906), has been studied. The blood clams with shell height 25-30 mm have been used for experiments. Respiration rate varied in the wide range, from maximal value 89.9 mgO2·l-1 (at 100% saturation) to 5.0 µgО2·h-1·gww-1 (at 76% saturation) at the salinity 17-18 psu and temperature 18°C. The oxygen consumption of the blood clam was substantially lowe… Show more
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