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Venerida

Venerida (formerly Veneroida) is an order of mostly saltwater but also some freshwater bivalve molluscs. This order includes many familiar groups such as many clams that are valued for food and a number of freshwater bivalves.

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Venerida

Nodes66
Edges65
Triples49
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.030303
Components1

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Venerida → AnatinellidaeFamily, AnthracosiidaeFamily, AnthracosioideaFamily, ArcticidaeFamily, ArcticoideaFamily, CardiliidaeFamily, ChamidaeSuperfamily, ChamoideaFamily, CyrenidaeFamily, CyrenoideaFamily, CyrenoididaeFamily, FerganoconchidaFamily, GaleommatidaeFamily, GaleommatoideaFamily, GlauconomidaeSuperfamily, GlossidaeFamily, GlossoideaFamily, HemidonacidaeSuperfamily, HemidonacoideaFamily, IsocyprinidaeFamily

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order veneroida orders freshwater many since taxonomy species bivalve molluscs clams cardiida cardioidea tellinoidea carditida characteristic citation needed formerly mostly

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
many clams that are valued for foodinstance ofThis order includes many familiar groups0.80text
a number of freshwater bivalves.Since the 2000sinstance ofThis order includes many familiar groups0.80text
the taxonomy currently represented in the World Register of Marine Speciesinstance ofThis order includes many familiar groups0.80text
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesOrder0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesVenerida Superfamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesAnthracosioideaFamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesAnthracosiidaeFamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesFerganoconchidaFamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesShaanxiconchidaeSuperfamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesArcticoideaFamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesArcticidaeFamily0.60section
Veneridarelated to Orders and familiesPollicidaeFamily0.60section

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