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Hypobranchial gland

The hypobranchial gland is a glandular structure which is part of the anatomy of many mollusks, including several different families of gastropods, and also many protobranch bivalves. This gland produces mucus as well as biologically active compounds. The cephalopod ink sac is a modified hypobranchial gland.

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Hypobranchial gland

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related to Literature cited · 27
Hypobranchial gland → August, Benkendorff, British Prosobranch Molluscs, Concepts, Dicanthais, Evolutionary Biology, Fretter, Gmelin, Gould, Graham, Histomorphology, Journal, Lewis, London, Molecular, Molluscan Studies, Morphological Evolution, Muricidae, Murididae, Neogastropoda
related to Anatomy and function · 16
Hypobranchial gland → Buccinidae, Costellariidae, Glands, Haliotidae, However, It, Its, Loritcata, Mitridae, Monia, Neritacea, Nuculidae, Patellacea, Solenomyidae, The, This
related to Tyrian purple   · 9
Hypobranchial gland → Asia, BC, Due, Europe, It, Muricidae, There, This, Tyrian
related to Bacterial community · 6
Hypobranchial gland → Dicathais, In, Muricidae, Mycoplasma, These, Vibrio
has application · 3
Hypobranchial gland → In Ancient Greece, Some, There
related to Toxins · 3
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is a · 1
Hypobranchial gland → glandular structure which is part of the anatomy of many mollusks

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Hypobranchial glandrelated to Anatomy and functionBuccinidae0.60section
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Hypobranchial glandrelated to Anatomy and functionCostellariidae0.60section
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