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valves together, recover a greater fraction of the work done on their abductin than do clams and other more sedentary forms." is copied verbatim from Steven Vogel 2003, Comparative Biomechanics: Life's Physical World. Princeton: Princeton University Press, (or perhaps it was copied from a site, book or whatever that had already copied it from that source). Whatever source you use for researching a topic, not only must you not copy anything verbatim, but close paraphrasing is also not allowed, as that counts as plagiarism. What you need to do is to read the source carefully until you understand it perfectly, and then put it on one side and write your own prose yourself from scratch. if a topic is too dense to do that, it is OK to make just a short stub and let someone else expand it later.

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avoid copyright issues. I believe what remains is my own words used to paraphrase historical facts of great interest and importance. Freshwater pearls are considered a rare and natural gem, and are highly sought after for jewelry to this day. Pearl buttons are considered quaint today, but are beautiful and are collectibles. I believe that this article, as rewritten is of significant interest and IF publicized as a DYK article could draw many readers' attention. Let me know how my rewrite looks, and what more I can do to improve this article. P.S. - I am still looking for images of the buttons to upload.

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photos usually with F9 (sometimes up to F14), ISO 100, with variable exposure times (from 1/6 to 10 sec.). I use natural light, no artificial lightning. All photos with the Canon are made by photo stacking (Combine ZP), using 4 - 12 photos of each view, depending on the depth. Final work (colour correction, combination of the five views) is done with Adobe Photoshop and Photoshop Elements. I get the black background by putting the shells on black velvet, for black velvet produces not reflections (whereas e.g. black paper does; see for example

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doing more intensive water exercise classes and some relatively long-distance city walking, and that combination has caused tendonitis in the main tendon at the back of that same knee, I believe it's because that knee now hyperextends more than the other one. I haven't seen a doctor yet because the pain started less than a week ago, but it's pretty bad, so no exercise for me for a while. Ed and I are off to Sanibel in December for 2 weeks, so I hope it's feeling OK by then.

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applicable). Foe example, G.B. Sowerby III was a prolific author of articles in the Society's published journal, and he is most certainly a famous malocologist from a family of famous malacologists. I just thought of him based upon the era and did a Google search and noticed a lot of articles in the Journal. There may be others as well; a scan of the indexes of the Journal could help here. Other than that and maybe an image of their logo - I've got nothing else to add.

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added a couple of sentences to give the intro more context, and added a photo at the top, another Knowledge (XXG) convention. (The image I put in is perhaps not ideal, but it is better than no image, and it at least gives the context at a glance.) I put in two first level headings. I also changed those family names that had accidentally been put in italics to plain text. If you take a look you will see what I did. Many thanks for your great work.

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I have reorganized it into an alpabetical list rather than the manner in which the source article listed it. If there is a specific problem of paraphrasing would someone please enlighten me so I can reword it. I really DO want to fix up this article properly, but maybe I am just too close to it to see the error(s), if any. Please advise.

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malacology, at mkohl1.net/FWshells.html, but things on Knowledge (XXG) potentially get a lot more traffic. Can you be sure that their classification is then same as Bouchet et al, 2010? That's a reference that would require interlibrary loan for me, and I don't know how many libraries have it yet. Take care,

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how our budget goes now Ed is retired. I would rather pinch pennies like crazy on an everyday basis and still hopefully be able to afford a couple of trips a year. We will see. I love the photos you are adding now! As for which less commonly collected families I would request you add images to... how about

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Thanks Shellnut! I will be seeing a very good orthopedic doc next Friday so I will see what he says. I think the injury was from too much fast walking and way too much hard kicking in the water exercise class I go to 4 days a week. As for Sanibel, this may be our last visit there; we will have to see

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Hi Invertzoo! Thanks for the "howdy" and "hello". I've been preoccupied with getting my teenage daughter off to college in Santa Barbara. She is going to Brooks Institute to pursue a Bachelors in Fine Arts in photography. So, between work (yuck) and my kiddo it's been crazy at home. I hope to be

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I've tracked you down as the one who added the 2010 taxonomy to the page on Bivalvia (since moved to its own page)--a very important contribution for which I created some redirects. True?? If so, a question: The family sphaeriidae or pisidiidae (the little freshwater "fingernail" and "pill" clams)

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Hi. I began with large shells using a simple Panasonic Lumix DMC-LZ1 two years ago. All settings were made automatically. Then I changed to a Canon 500 D with Zoom objective and additional macro-lenses. At the moment I use the Canon 500 D with a Tamron 60mm Macro objective. With the Tamron I make the

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are probably OK as they are, but this whole group of articles needs some careful checking and revision by someone who understands these groups and who can make the lists of taxa within the articles clearer and more self-evident so that one can easily understand the sequence of taxa in the hierarchy.

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I have made great efforts to reword / rewrite the section on freshwater pearls to AVOID closely paraphrasing the reference. The problem I am seeing is one of factual content versus exact wording. I reasonably believe that I have reworded what can be reworded, and when factual information is listed

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Hello Shellnut. I just wanted to say that when Ganesh said "Please review" about the Trochidae stubs (in that message on the gastropod project talk page), he was asking if you would quickly look over the new stubs to see if they are OK. Usually a bot run of new stubs goes off without any hitches at

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Hi Invertzoo! Yeah, just swamped. We are also moving my in-laws down from Los Alamitos into a condo close to us, so weekends have been crammed too. Shells and Knowledge (XXG) took a back seat for a while; my swimming too has been "off" so I am getting out of shape as well. Hope to be back soon.

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Very nice Froggerlaura! Freshwater mussels have been called "oysters" at times because people have found pearls in them (i.e. pearl oysters). True oyster shells tend to be white to grayish, and some of these buttons are salmon to pinkish, leading me to believe that they are freshwater mussels. I

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is the form that's needed. He can use the same form for as many images as he wants, but the more specific his language is the better. If he is willing to license all content published as of this date, for instance, he should say so. If he is willing to release all content on certain subpages, etc.

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Enjoy Sanibel! I found with my knee injury that merely wearing an elastic knee band (a whimpy one) reminded me of my knee's angle and position so I did not accidentally hyperextend it. Just a thought. I am slightly jealous of your ability to go vacationing, but know that some day ... I too will

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Sorry I did not see your reply until now Shellnut. It's really nice to hear from you and to have you back making lots of contributions and uploading a lot of new images. Welcome back! Thanks for asking about my knee: the basic rehab ended in early September, the 1 year mark, but recently I started

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Hello Shellnut. I put this note up on the project talk page but I am also posting it here in case you want to tackle it. I was fixing up this article a bit, because I am routinely looking at some stubs. I am not really familiar with the current and previous taxonomies, so can someone explain to me

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Hello Shellnut. Knowledge (XXG) has very strict rules about copyright, which is a legal issue. You have to be very careful never to copy phrases or sentences from other sources. I could be wrong, but it appears to be the case that: "Interestingly, scallops, which swim by repeatedly clapping their

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Hi Moonraker! I looked over your article, the Society's website, and did some internet research. You did a really good job and there is not much to add, except maybe it might be interesting to have a short section discussing some of the more famous members, with links to articles about them (if

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Thanks for a really fabulous article Shellnut! I went through it this morning, and in order to create the standard Knowledge (XXG) structure for an article, I separated some of the info out into an introduction or "lede". (The lede is supposed to give the context and to summarize the article.) I

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Hi Invertzoo! I would be happy to tackle it. BTW, they are different families. When I first saw their names I too thought it was a mistake and that they were the same family. Alas, no. They are quite different. I have some shells of one of them in my collection, and could photograph them -

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I have taken a stab at rewriting the sections on pearls and buttons to remove language which may, inadvertently, have used larger blocks of words in order from the source references. To the extent that lists of colors, states, and species are given these are factual and have been alphabetized to

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The shell that is shown in the taxobox at the top looks quite atypical for this species because it shows a less-than adult individual that was in a growth stage between varices when it died. The shell shows evidence that there was a thin body wall that had already formed and which had already

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Thanks for the work you are doing on Knowledge (XXG), making the claims of some of its critics false. I do not have immediate plans to post images, but never know what I might do when I retire eventually. I did make a website a few years back with pictures when I was getting into freshwater

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Hello Shellnut, I left a reply for you on my talk page and I wanted also (for your convenience) to put Moonriddengirl's answer onto your talk page as well as copying it onto my talk page. When Moonriddengirl says "he" she doesn't mean you, she means the author of the images. If you have more

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The statement will not be (should not be) in exactly those words. The Knowledge (XXG) article "Bivalvia" is currently under review for Featured Article status, and we need the page number for that info for the references. If you are able to track it down that would be great! All good wishes,

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Hi Invertzoo! I guess I misunderstood what Ganesh was looking for. I looked at a few of them and the minimal content and format seemed fine. I saw a few genera and species that I have specimens for and looked at those ones as well - I definitely need to take some more pictures, i.e.

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I know you said you were snowed under at work but I was just checking to see if you were OK? I will be back in NYC tomorrow and therefore pretty soon I will be more active on here. I also wanted to ask you a couple questions about the Huber Bivalves book. Best,

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all, and usually every new stub is just perfect, but we do need to look and check to see if the whole run is OK or not. This time there were in fact a few minor odd little glitches here and there, as you can see in the notes that JoJan and I left for Ganesh

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In this species, when the final adult varix forms, the shell stops growing and the callus around the aperture gradually gets thicker and thicker, and whiter and whiter, until you get the appearance that is shown in your other photo, of form antillarum.

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Martino, it must have been oversight on my part - or it may be that they just were not included in the reference I looked at. I will look in Huber's Compendium of Bivalves and see if they can be properly placed from that reference. BTW, nice work!

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I have dozens of rather tired buttons like that in my button box, but I have never seen any of the larger "pearl" buttons in use. Some of them are quite big... I suppose they were used on light coloured clothes of some kind - nightgowns, maybe?

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reached part of the way towards another resting point, another varix-to-be, but the animal died before that could be achieved, and the existing thin shell material was accidentally broken off, back to the previous varix, very soon after.

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able to find time to update a few articles, or at least photograph and upload some nice shell pictures. Yes, I FINALLY got my camera back from my daughter. Hope all is well with you. How's the rehab on your knee doing by now? TTFN!

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I am sorry I have not been in touch much recently; I have been very busy writing several shell papers for Festivus. I regret that I have not taken the time yet to congratulate you on your first DYK, so here goes: Well done Shellnut!

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is not included in the listing. They are classified with the Corbiculacea in some older classifications, and I was hoping to see where they stood under the new order. Were they left out of the original Proposed Taxonomy reference?

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I thought that I had completely reworded things, but I guess like song lyrics sometimes things stick in our heads. I will be much more careful with things like that in the future. Have you reworded the clause, or should I?

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article, and then I made the older article into a redirect page. If you don't know quite how to do that, let me know and I will explain it to you. It is useful to know. Best wishes and Happy Thankskgiving,

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Shellnut, this is an excellent expansion. As you know, there is still some simple rewriting which is called for to meet the DYK criteria, but the nomination is waiting for approval once that is done.

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I have fixed some of it now, but would be grateful if you would like to quickly look over the articles in the sequence they appear in the taxonomy and see if it all makes sense to you. Best wishes,

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Hey, thanks for the barnstar and invitation. As far as molluscs go, most of my contributions are on cephalopods, but I do venture into bivalve and gastropod articles every now and again. Cheers,

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I am familiar with the difference between Nuculidae and Nuculanidae, but I don't know about the higher taxonomy, and I can't work out what to do about all these various article stubs we have.

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Whatever you can do will be good Shellnut because many of those families are very poorly represented in terms of images, and you know, a picture really is worth a thousand words!

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Hello Shellnut. I believe I am correct in thinking that you have a copy of the Huber Bivalves book? If so, could you do us all a favor and look and see on what page he says that:

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The varix that is now showing at the aperture of the shell was not the final adult varix, so it was not very thick and is more or less completely without the adult callus.

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Martino, I checked in Huber's book and neither the family Sphaeriidae or Pisidiidae can be found in the index. Sphaeriidae is discussed in an internet publication

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I took a stab at re-wording that section this morning as I saw that you had not done so. It gets the same facts across but the rewrite is more than a paraphrase.

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have a chance. Posting images of some less commonly collected families now that I have my camera back. Do you have any requests?

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Hi Invertzoo! Yeah, I am OK. Just a lot of work, family stuff, kids graduating, etc. I will get back in the game soon.

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assuming that I can get my camera away from my daughter long enough! Yeah, that genus name and link has to be an error.

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Barnstar is awarded to you Shellnut, in recognition of all your 2012 work on the subject of bivalve mollusks as part of

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Thank you! I got busy with work this week ... sigh! I will get to it either today or tomorrow as time permits.

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Thank you Moonraker! I will check out your article. Is there any relation to the Linnaean Society?

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for 2 weeks in about a month's time. Hope you are doing well IRL (in real life), Best wishes,

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Well done, Shellnut, I have approved it. You might have time to look at my new article on the

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is that I took the little bit of extra info (and the extra reference) and added those to the

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Hello Shellnut, Hope you are doing OK. I sent you a regular email about LinkedIn. Best,

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The total number of living bivalve species is about 9,200, combined in 106 families.

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OK, good luck with it all. Let me know when you are back to normal. Best wishes,

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No I did not re-word the phrase. Do you need me to do it? If so let me know.

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from So. California, but a good number of the others. Maybe this weekend!

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although WoRMS has this taxon listed as a genus! The articles on families

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Hi Invertzoo! I think I can accommodate most of those families, just not

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marine bivalves doesn't it, I mean freshwater bivalves are not included?

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have been looking for such an image and will use this one!!! Nice find.

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It was nice to talk to you yesterday; glad you are doing well.

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Will do, soon. I have been "out of pocket" with work lately.

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So far as I know, only in some members being active in both.

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Hello Shellnut. What I have done with the duplicate article

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Yeah!!! Awesome. Bivalves are now on the map so to speak.

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OK Shellnut. It would sure be nice to have an image of a

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