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Mytilus californianus

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2016
2016
High pCO2 affects body size, but not gene expression in larvae of the California mussel (Mytilus californianus)
and Hofmann, G. E. High p CO 2 affects body size, but not gene expression in larvae of the California mussel ( Mytilus… 
2016
2016
California mussels (Mytilus californianus) as sentinels for marine contamination with Sarcocystis neurona
SUMMARY Sarcocystis neurona is a terrestrial parasite that can cause fatal encephalitis in the endangered Southern sea otter… 
2015
2015
Making the most of fragments: a method for estimating shell length from fragmentary mussels (Mytilus californianus and Mytilus trossulus) on the Pacific Coast of North America
2001
2001
Differences in Cd elimination from Mytilus californianus and Mytilus trossulus soft tissues.
2000
2000
Mytilus californianus as an indicator of heavy metals on the northwest coast of Baja California, Mexico.
1998
1998
The turbellarian urastoma cyprinae from edible mussels mytilus galloprovincialis and mytilus californianus in baja california, NW Mexico
The turbellarian Urastoma cyprinae (Graff, 1913) was found in the mantle cavity of Mytilus galloprovincialis Lamarck and Mytilus… 
1997
1997
Presence and Histopathological Effects of the Copepod Pseudomyicola spinosus in Mytilus galloprovincialis and Mytilus californianus
The copepod Pseudomyicola spinosus (Cyclopoidea, Myicolidae) was found in the mantle, gills, intestine, stomach, and connective… 
1997
1997
Gender-associated diverse mitochondrial DNA molecules of the mussel Mytilus californianus
Abstract The Pacific-rim, dioecious bivalve Mytilus californianus contains two distinct sequence types of mitochondrial (mt) DNA… 
1996
1996
Two parasitic copepods, Pseudomyicola spinosus and Modiolicola gracilis, associated with edible mussels, Mytilus galloprovincialis and Mytilus californianus, from Baja California, NW Mexico
1992
1992
Betaine transport in the gill of a marine mussel, Mytilus californianus.
The integumental epithelium of Mytilus californianus gill accumulates amino acids directly from seawater against chemical… 
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