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Haliotis

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Haliotis
a marine shelled snail; grown commercially in culture-based coastal fisheries. Called also abalone. See Table 23.
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Kawamura and Kikuchi (1992) found a correlation between the larval settlement percentage of the abalone Haliotis discus hannai and diatom density.
The settlement cues of an articulated coralline alga Marginisporum ... by Hayakawa, Jun; Kawamura, Tomohiko; Ohashi, Satoshi; Horii, Toyomitu; Watanabe, Yoshiro / Journal of Shellfish Research
This ratio is similar to that reported for Tegula funebralis (Paine 1969) as well as other organistas in the Trochidae family, such as Haliotis rufescens (Young & De Martini 1970), H.
Gonadal cycle of Tegula eiseni (Jordan 1936) (Mollusca: Gastropoda) ... by Velez-Arellano, Nurenskaya; Del Proo, Sergio Guzman; Ordonez, Esperanza Ortiz / Journal of Shellfish Research
ABSTRACT Haliotis iris is a species of abalone common on rocky reefs in southern and central New Zealand.
Feeding preferences of the abalone Haliotis iris in relation to ... by Cornwall, Christopher E.; Phillips, Nicole E.; McNaught, Doug C. / Journal of Shellfish Research
 
 
 
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