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Hawaiian Limpets that are so important to the ecosystem of Hawaii, it is important to recognize the differing phylogeography between these three species.
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Blackfoots can be distinguished from other Hawaiian limpet species by comparing the ridges on their shells, Blackfoot Limpets are somewhat smooth with ridges that do not extend to the edges of the shell. They can reach up to 60mm in length but average between 33 and 37mm.
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Hawaiian Blackfoots and this is one reason that commercial fish hatcheries have been working to successfully breed and raise this species in captivity. Some fishermen practice traditional methods that are supposed to protect Blackfoots, these include avoiding limpets that are below the waterline and harvesting predators of the limpets.
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Fertilization occurs externally and sexes are separate within this species of limpets. Without any parental care, the embryos drift in the ocean currents until they settle onto shoreline rocks. C.exarata has a continuous monthly shell growth of 4–5 mm until it reaches sexual maturity. Following
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Limpets have similar life histories, behavior and habitat affinity also plays a major role in the way that three different species of the endemic Hawaiian Cellana spp. which are sympatric species in a monophyletic group. The three species are Cellana exarata, C. sandwincensis, and C. talcosa.
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This species has flattened, conical shells with a large, muscular foot. Their shells are cone shaped to protect them from waves, while the foot clings to rocks. Hawaiian
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1281:Periwinkles
1241:Turtle/talc
1174:Green ormer
1084:New Zealand
1054:Crassostrea
1035:Sydney rock
913:New Zealand
835:Smooth clam
803:Blunt gaper
653:10125/22680
253:Description
174:common name
1860:Nacellidae
1854:Categories
1492:Bottletail
1479:Cuttlefish
1439:Freshwater
1383:Korean mud
1346:Pear whelk
1122:Gastropods
1079:Great/king
1025:Windowpane
1020:Portuguese
956:California
860:Razor clam
840:Soft-shell
696:2021-04-03
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267:C. exarata
207:Nacellidae
108:Nacellidae
94:Subclass:
88:Gastropoda
1487:Spineless
1351:Lightning
1319:Channeled
976:Mytilidae
865:Pod razor
786:Hard clam
662:0030-8870
564:0962-1083
504:1540-7063
460:226349578
452:2352-409X
341:Human use
247:C.exarata
197:gastropod
126:Species:
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58:Eukaryota
1772:11682852
1693:Q5058239
1687:Wikidata
1655:Category
1570:Humboldt
1520:Big blue
1378:Mud-flat
1329:Kellet's
1169:Greenlip
1164:Blacklip
1066:Scallops
749:Bivalves
670:73660194
580:25229802
572:17651195
512:21700576
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78:Mollusca
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68:Animalia
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1746:4370010
1733:4792691
1589:Chitons
1502:Octopus
1470:Inkfish
1452:Nerites
1341:Knobbed
1228:Limpets
1213:Elegant
1200:Conches
1190:Chilean
1131:Abalone
1015:Pacific
1000:Olympia
995:Eastern
987:Oysters
933:Mussels
890:Cockles
879:Paphies
776:Geoduck
544:Bibcode
432:Bibcode
273:Anatomy
241:Habitat
231:endemic
202:in the
200:mollusc
186:species
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119:Cellana
114:Genus:
84:Class:
1837:325448
1824:155112
1811:147861
1798:325448
1785:457029
1707:103465
1510:Common
1395:Bailer
1324:Common
1311:Whelks
1294:Banded
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190:limpet
1832:WoRMS
1767:IRMNG
1759:84260
1552:Squid
1535:Mimic
1447:Apple
1251:China
1208:Queen
1154:Green
1149:Black
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961:Brown
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158:Reeve
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1159:Pink
1030:Rock
971:Date
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