The Texture of Culture

  • Semenenko A
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Abstract

On some oyster grounds in Chesapeake Bay, the hooked mussel, Ischadium(=Brachidontes) recurvum, forms dense colonies attached to live oysters. Theauthors found that oysters with attached mussels were characteristicallymore elongate than were mussel-free controls. More meat, relative to shell,was produced in mussel-free oysters, with these oysters having a conditionfactor about 28% better than the condition factor of oysters with attachedmussels.

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Semenenko, A. (2012). The Texture of Culture. The Texture of Culture. Palgrave Macmillan US. https://doi.org/10.1057/9781137008541

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