Keys to the Mollusks of the Hawaiian Islands
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Description: Identification guide to Hawaiian bivalves and gastropods.
Mollusks Page 1 - Keys to the Aquatic Biota of the Hawaiian Islands The diversity of mollusks is not very great in freshwaters, but increases in brackish and estuarine waters, and is tremendous in marine waters. The major molluscan subgroups found in fresh and brackish waters are snails (Class Gastropoda) and clams and mussels (Class Pelecypoda or Bivalvia). Most species are aquatic, but some are intertidal and terrestrial gastropods are common. A listing of the mollusks found in Hawaiian fresh and brackish waters is provided in
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