VARIATION IN THE SHELL FORM OF THE SWAN MUSSEL, ANODONTA CYGNEA (LINEA, 1876) IN RESPONSE TO WATER CURRENT

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MOEZZI FATEH; POORBAGHER HADI; GHADERMAZI AMIR; PARVIZI FATEMEH; BENAM SALEH

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Journal: INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AQUATIC BIOLOGY Year:2017 | Volume:5 | Issue:4 Page(s): 275-281

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VARIATION IN THE SHELL FORM OF THE SWAN MUSSEL, ANODONTA CYGNEA (LINEA, 1876) IN RESPONSE TO WATER CURRENT

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ANODONTA CYGNEA

BIOMETRY

POPULATION STRUCTURE

WATER CONDITION

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A biometric study was conducted on the populations of swan mussel, ANODONTA CYGNEA, belonged to water bodies with different water current velocity (high current: HC; low current: LC).The shell length, width, height, weight and age of the collected mussels were measured. The twogroups had different age-classes distributions. The HC mussels had larger mean and maximal values of the biometric parameters. A high and medium correlation coefficient (width-length, height-length, and weight-length) were found in the HC and LC mussels, respectively. The weight-lengthrelationships showed negative allometric pattern (HC: weight=3.6121x0.8561; LC: weight=3.1362x0.8508). The 1-2 years old mussels had the highest rates of increase in length, width and heightin both groups. Based on the results, water current velocity influences biometric features andpopulation structure of A. cygnea.

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MOEZZI, FATEH, POORBAGHER, HADI, GHADERMAZI, AMIR, PARVIZI, FATEMEH, & BENAM, SALEH. (2017). VARIATION IN THE SHELL FORM OF THE SWAN MUSSEL, ANODONTA CYGNEA (LINEA, 1876) IN RESPONSE TO WATER CURRENT. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AQUATIC BIOLOGY, 5(4 ), 275-281. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/265817/en

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MOEZZI FATEH, POORBAGHER HADI, GHADERMAZI AMIR, PARVIZI FATEMEH, BENAM SALEH. VARIATION IN THE SHELL FORM OF THE SWAN MUSSEL, ANODONTA CYGNEA (LINEA, 1876) IN RESPONSE TO WATER CURRENT. INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AQUATIC BIOLOGY[Internet]. 2017;5(4 ):275-281. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/265817/en

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FATEH MOEZZI, HADI POORBAGHER, AMIR GHADERMAZI, FATEMEH PARVIZI, and SALEH BENAM, “VARIATION IN THE SHELL FORM OF THE SWAN MUSSEL, ANODONTA CYGNEA (LINEA, 1876) IN RESPONSE TO WATER CURRENT,” INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF AQUATIC BIOLOGY, vol. 5, no. 4 , pp. 275–281, 2017, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/265817/en

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