ROCK AND CORAL BORING BIVALVIA (MOLLUSCA) OF THE MIDDLE FLORIDA KEYS, U.S.A.
ROCK AND CORAL BORING BIVALVIA (MOLLUSCA) OF THE MIDDLE FLORIDA KEYS, U.S.A.
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美国佛罗里达群岛中部的岩石和珊瑚钻双壳类（软体动物）
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2004
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G. Dinesen
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P. Valentich;G. Dinesen
在中佛罗里达礁群采集和/或观察了来自3个双壳类科的8种双壳类。根据外壳特征对褐肉毒杆菌、噬石虫、L. aristata和L.和Gastrochaenidae中的Gastrochaena hians。壳和解剖学的比较，三个成员的Petricolidae，Petricola lapicida，Choristodon robustum，Choristodon sp. A，这是不属于最近Choristodon物种。这些双壳类动物钻入石灰岩和死珊瑚中，有一次还钻入活珊瑚中。观察证实了先前在Botula和Petricola发现的主要化学钻孔过程。
Eight species from three bivalve families were collected and/or observed in the Middle Florida Keys. Diagnoses based on shell characters are given for Botula fusca, Lithophaga antillarum, L. aristata, and L. bisulcata in the Mytilidae, and Gastrochaena hians in the Gastrochaenidae. Shell and anatomical comparisons are made for three members of the Petricolidae, Petricola lapicida, Choristodon robustum, and Choristodon sp. A, which is not attributable to a described Recent Choristodon species. These bivalves bore into limestone and dead coral, and in one case into living coral. Observations substantiated previous findings of primary chemical boring processes in Botula and Petricola.