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Rostroconchs began their life as a small, bilaterally symmetrical, univalved protoconch planktonic larva.
For example, mud flats are inhabited by many univalves which are detritus feeders, such as moon shells.
This species is the largest gastropod in the American waters, and one of the largest univalves in the world.
The great majority of shelled gastropods or snails have a shell in one part, hence the older name " univalve ".
-Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, mollusks and man, bivalves and univalves, open Tuesday through Sunday; ( 941 ) 395-2233.
In conjunction with the univalve shell, this has been taken to indicate " Kimberella " was a mollusc or very closely related to molluscs.
The UniValve and BiValve-30 amplifiers have Hot Plates built into them; the Flexi-50 has a foot-switchable master volume control in lieu of a Hot Plate.
Other invertebrate fossils common in Tarrant County include : clams, oysters, scallops and other kinds of bivalve mollusks; snails and other univalve mollusks; lamp shells, kingenas and other brachiopods.
If you know the division between bivalves and univalves, the shells you find at the beach have an instant home-a kind of mailbox in your brain-where they belong and fit comfortably.
Bouchet & Rocroi ( 2005 ) points out ( page 271 ) that assignment of " " symmetrical univalved mollusks " bellerophonts " either to Gastropoda or to Monoplacophora or Tergomya is controversial . ""