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Pinnidae

The Pinnidae are a taxonomic family of large saltwater clams sometimes known as pen shells. They are marine bivalve molluscs in the order Pteriida.

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Pinnidae

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Edges30
Triples26
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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Pinnidae

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related to Further reading · 17
Pinnidae → Compendium, Dutton Inc, Integrated Taxonomic Information System, ISBN, Johnsonia, Joseph, June, New York, No, Peter Dance, Rosewater, Ruth, The Family Pinnidae, Tucker Abbott, Turner, Vol, Western Atlantic
related to Genera · 5
Pinnidae → Atrina Gray, Genera, Martens, Pinna Linnaeus, Streptopinna
related to Shell description · 4
Pinnidae → Atrina, Pinna, Some, The

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family pinna shells atrina shell byssus nobilis order taxonomic marine species food many sometimes pen genera indo-pacific bivalve molluscs pteriida

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Pinnidaerelated to Further readingIntegrated Taxonomic Information System0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingTurner0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingRuth0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingRosewater0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingJoseph0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingThe Family Pinnidae0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingWestern Atlantic0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingJohnsonia0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingVol0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingNo0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingJune0.60section
Pinnidaerelated to Further readingTucker Abbott0.60section

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