I. bi·valve [ˈbaɪvælv] SUST.
- bivalve
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II. bi·valve [ˈbaɪvælv] ADJ.
- bivalve
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bivalve [ˈbaɪvælv] SUST.
- bivalve
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The two valves of the bivalve shell are held together at the hinge by a ligament composed of two keratinised proteins, tensilium and resilium.
en.wikipedia.org This bivalve is approximately 6to8 cm in length.
en.wikipedia.org Scientists have speculated that the ability of some bivalves to burrow and thus avoid predators was a major factor in their success.
en.wikipedia.org In many bivalves that have siphons, they can be retracted back into the safety of the shell.
en.wikipedia.org Crustaceans (including prawns, crabs, and mantis shrimps) and molluscs (predominantly cephalopods but also bivalves and gastropods) constitute secondary food sources.
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