- en.wikipedia.org BivalviaMolecular phylogenetic work continues, further clarifying which Bivalvia are most closely related and thus refining the classification.[140][141].
- encyclopedia.com plants-and-animals/zoology-and-…Bivalvia (Pelecypoda; Lamellibranchia) A class of aquatic molluscs (the bivalves) that include the oysters, mussels, and clams.
- ru.us.edu.vn en/Bivalvia^ ab Wells, Roger M. (1998). "Class Bivalvia". Invertebrate Paleontology Tutorial. ... ^ Morton, B. (2008). "The evolution of eyes in the Bivalvia: new insights".
- museum.wa.gov.au research/collections/aquatic-…Western Australian Museum › Collections And Research › Collections › Aquatic Zoology › Mollusc Malacology Section › Class: Bivalvia. Class: Bivalvia.
- seanet.stanford.edu BivalviaCrassadoma gigantea (Gray, 1825) Phylum Mollusca, Class Bivalvia, Subclass Pteriomorpha, Order Ostreoida, Family Pectinidae.
- biyologlar.com midye-bivalvia-turleriMidye (bivalvia) türleri. Alem: Animalia Şube: Mollusca Sınıf: Bivalvia. Altsınıflar ve Takımlar Altsınıf Anomalosdesmata Pholadomyoida.
- molluscs.at bivalvia/The main characteristic of mussels can easily be seen from outside: A mussel shell is divided into two shell valves (hence the class name Bivalvia ).
- eksisozluk.com bivalvia--861860cift kapakli deniz kabuklularinin icinde bulundugu aileye bivalvia denir... ... bivalvia. kendisi eski bir yazarmış, daha çok okurluk yapıyor.
- earthlife.net bivalvia-bivalves-shells-anatomy/The class Bivalvia is divided into two, five, six, or maybe seven subclasses; even when authorities agree on the number of subclasses they disagree on the names.
- newworldencyclopedia.org entry/BivalveBivalvia ("two valves") refers to the fact that most members of this group have two-part calcareous shells, or valves, that are hinged and more or less symmetrical.