Figure 10 in A taxonomic reassessment of native and invasive species of Corbicula clams (Bivalvia: Cyrenidae) from the Russian Far East and Korea
Figure 10. Morphology and anatomy of Corbicula fluminea from South Korea. A, lectotype of Corbicula producta Martens, 1905 with its labels: ZMB 55.625a; South Korea: Prov. Chungcheongnam, Geum River near Gongju. B, C. fluminea from Geum River (lot no. RMBH MCorb 0082.3). C, soft body and gills. D, general view of the siphon. E, outgrowths on the mantle edge. F, C. fluminea from Seomjin River (lot no. RMBH MCorb 0084.1). G, longitudinal section of the siphon and siphon papillae with a narrow dark stripe. H, gills. I, outgrowths on the mantle edge. J, larvae in the inner demibranch. K, habitat of C. fluminea in Seomjin River. Scale bars: 2 mm in A, B, F, H, J; 1 mm in C, D, G, I; 0.5 mm in E. Photographs: A, M. V. Vinarski; B–J, O. V. Aksenova; K, I. V. Vikhrev.
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