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Hinge teeth

Hinge teeth are part of the anatomical structure of the inner surface of a bivalve shell, i.e., the shell of a bivalve mollusk. Bivalves by definition have two valves, which are joined together by a strong and flexible ligament situated on the hinge line at the dorsal edge of the shell. In life, the shell needs to be able to open slightly to allow the…

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Kinds of hinge teeth

UmbonesArcidaeGlycymerididaeNuculidaeMytilidae
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TaxonomicPhylogeneticBivalvia
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Bivalve shellBivalveMolluskValvesLigament
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related to Crurae · 5
Hinge teeth → Anomiidae, Dimyidae, Pandoridae, The, This
related to In taxonomy · 4
Hinge teeth → Bivalvia, Historically, The, There

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hinge teeth shell valves arrangement two ligament bivalves line one often dentition along bivalve strong also situated slightly another cases

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the genus Anodonta.Pinnidae hingePteriidae hingeIsognomonidae hinge TaxodontThe taxodont hinge shows either one or two rows of similar interlocking teeth on either side of the umbonesinstance ofand some freshwater mussels0.80text
as is the case in the ark clamsinstance ofand some freshwater mussels0.80text
the genus Anodonta.Pinnidae hingePteriidae hingeIsognomonidae hinge Referencesinstance ofand some freshwater mussels0.80text
Hinge teethrelated to CruraeThe0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to CruraeThis0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to CruraePandoridae0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to CruraeAnomiidae0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to CruraeDimyidae0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to In taxonomyThe0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to In taxonomyHistorically0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to In taxonomyBivalvia0.60section
Hinge teethrelated to In taxonomyThere0.60section

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