Two populations of Corbicula fluminea were found in the Iberian Península; one in Spain
and the other in Portugal. A detailed description in terms of ecology shell morphology and …

A study of museum specimens of the genus Corbicula from the western Asiatic part of its
range (Middle East, the Caucasus and Central Asia) has provided the following diagnostic …

Various aspects of the biology, population dynamics, growth, sexuality, reproduction,
settlement and mortality of populations of Corbicula fluminea (Muller, 1774) inhabiting …

Abstract The Corbicula of the Saone at Lyon were sampled every month from September
1996 to December 1999. These populations are characterised by a single annual …

Asiatic Clams are common in brackish and fresh water in Asia, and they were introduced
into North America in 1924 and have now spread throughout the continent. During the last …

Abstract Background The genus Corbicula is one of the most invasive groups of molluscs. It
includes both sexual and androgenetic lineages. The present study re-assessed the …

The identification of different species inside the Corbicula genus is complicated due to the
high variation of shell shape, colour and sculpture of the individuals. The species Corbicula …

The article focuses on the findings of a research study regarding the number of species of
Asian freshwater clam Corbicula in North America. In the study, two samples of North …

The non-indigenous species Corbicula fluminea (Muller, 1774) is one of the most invasive
bivalves in freshwater ecosystems. This Asian clam was first reported in the River Minho …

The Asiatic clam Corbicula fluminea invaded the river Rhine in the Netherlands and
Germany in the 1990s. It was first recorded in Switzerland (Basel) in 1995. We examined the …