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On the Development of the European Oyster (Ostrea edulis, L.)

R. Horst

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ABSTRACT Last summer, when the Dutch Zoological Station was erected in the neighbourhood of the East Scheldt oysterbanks, I studied for some weeks the development of the oyster. Although this research is not fully completed, I believe that the following communication may contribute to augment our still very scanty knowledge of the embryology of Lamellibranchiata.

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ABSTRACT Last summer, when the Dutch Zoological Station was erected in the neighbourhood of the East Scheldt oysterbanks, I studied for some weeks the development of the oyster. Although this research is not fully completed, I believe that the following communication may contribute to augment our still very scanty knowledge of the embryology of Lamellibranchiata.

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ABSTRACT Last summer, when the Dutch Zoological Station was erected in the neighbourhood of the East Scheldt oysterbanks, I studied for some weeks the development of the oyster. Although this research is not fully completed, I believe that the following communication may contribute to augment our still very scanty knowledge of the embryology of Lamellibranchiata.

Key concepts: Biology, Oyster, Ostrea edulis, Fishery, Zoology, Ecology

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