2011
DOI: 10.2983/035.030.0214
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Some Aspects of the Reproductive Biology of Two Populations ofMusculium argentinum(D'Orbigny, 1835) (Bivalvia: Sphaeriidae) from Southern Chile

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“…M. argentinum is found discontinuously between 38-41°S and 71-72°W, inhabiting streams and lacustrine environments ). Peredo et al (2007) and Jara-Seguel et al (2011 reported the life histories and population dynamics of M. argentinum populations inhabiting fluvial and lacustrine environments. M. argentinum is oviviparous and iteroparous, and is a sequential incubator, reproducing throughout the year.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…M. argentinum is found discontinuously between 38-41°S and 71-72°W, inhabiting streams and lacustrine environments ). Peredo et al (2007) and Jara-Seguel et al (2011 reported the life histories and population dynamics of M. argentinum populations inhabiting fluvial and lacustrine environments. M. argentinum is oviviparous and iteroparous, and is a sequential incubator, reproducing throughout the year.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…y Pisidium (7 spp.). A pesar de que en los últimos años el conocimiento sobre los Sphaeriidae de Chile ha presentado avances considerables (e.g., Sobarzo et al, 2002;Ituarte, 2007;Parada et al, 2009;Jara-Sequel et al, 2010, 2011, la familia aún no ha sido estudiada filogenéticamente. Los estudios filogenéticos de Sphaeriidae (e.g., Lee & ÓFoighil, 2003) han incorporado sólo a dos representantes sudamericanos, uno de Argentina y otro de Ecuador.…”
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“…Los galeomátidos pueden ser hermafroditas protándricos, protogínicos o simultáneos y, en la mayoría de los casos, presentan un desarrollo de sus larvas en la cámara suprabranquial (Ó Foighil 1989;Jespersen y Lützen 2006;Fox et al 2007). Entre estos organismos hermafroditas, es posible encontrar algunos géneros (por ejemplo Lasaea, Lissarca, Mysella, Musculium, Tellimya) donde la gónada se desarrolla como un ovotestis (Popham 1940;Oldfield 1955;Beauchamp 1986;Ó Foighil 1987;Petersen y Lützen 2008;Jara-Seguel et al 2011; Zelaya e Ituarte 2012).…”
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