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Pteriida

The Pteriida are an order of large and medium-sized marine bivalve mollusks. It includes five families, among them the Pteriidae (pearl oysters and winged oysters).

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2010 taxonomy

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Pteriida

Nodes43
Edges42
Triples42
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.046512
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Pteriida

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related to 2010 taxonomy · 42
Pteriida → AlatoconchidaeFamily, AmbonychiidaeFamily, Aulacomyellidae Ichikawa, Bakevelliidae, Bieler, Bivalvia, Carter, Cassianellidae, Coan, Cretaceous, Daonellidae Neumayr, Devonian, Eberzin, Eocene, Family, Halobiidae Kittl, In, InoceramidaeFamily, Johnston, Jurassic

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silurian order pteriidae pinnidae 2010 devonian rhombopteriidae umburridae classification marine bivalve mollusks family korobkov eberzin 1960 johnston 1991 large medium-sized

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Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyIn0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyBivalvia0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyBieler0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyCarter0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyCoan0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomySuperfamily AmbonychioideaFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyAlatoconchidaeFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyAmbonychiidaeFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyInoceramidaeFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyLunulacardiidaeFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyMonopteriidaeFamily0.60section
Pteriidarelated to 2010 taxonomyMyalinidaeFamily0.60section

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