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...presence of carcinogenic [[polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbon]]s (cPAHs) in ''Mytilus'' tissues should be considered by recreational and subsistence consumers.<r |+Concentrations of cPAHs in ''Mytilus'' collected from Illahee State Park (2010-2020) ...

...ogical]] interest. Marine species found here include ''[[Mytilus (bivalve)|Mytilus]]'' [[mussel]]s, various [[seaweed]]s and [[sponge|sea sponges]], such as ' ...

...behavior and byssus production as strategies for substrate competition in Mytilus edulis|date=March 2015|journal=Invertebrate Biology|volume=134|pages=38–47| ...=Eva|date=1999-03-15|title=Predator-induced clumping behaviour in mussels (Mytilus edulis Linnaeus)|url=https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S002 ...

[[File:Mytilus with byssus.jpg|thumb|A mussel (genus ''[[Mytilus (bivalve)|Mytilus]]''), attached to a rock by its byssus]] ...c-en|'|b|I|s|@|s}}) is a bundle of filaments secreted by many species of [[bivalve]] [[mollusc]] that function to attach the mollusc to a solid surface. Speci ...

| genus = Mytilus ...0-00-723683-1}}</ref> is a medium-sized edible [[marine (ocean)|marine]] [[bivalve]] [[mollusc]] in the [[family (biology)|family]] [[Mytilidae]], the only ex ...

{{Short description|Species of bivalve}} * ''Mytilus canaliculatus'' <small>Gray, 1843</small> ...

[[File:Blue mussel clump.jpg|thumb|''[[Mytilus edulis]]'']] ...related species ''[[Mytilus edulis]]'', ''[[Mytilus trossulus]]'' and ''[[Mytilus galloprovincialis]]'' across the [[North Atlantic]] and [[Pacific]] coasts. ...

...elia sulcata]]'', and the [[Mollusca|mollusc]] genus ''[[Mytilus (bivalve)|Mytilus]]''.<ref name="Spellerberg">{{cite book |editor1=Ian F. Spellerberg |editor ...

...found in many other bivalve [[mollusc]]s including the [[blue mussel]] (''Mytilus edulis aoteanus''), the [[Pacific oyster]] (''Crassostrea gigas'') and a sp ...

{{Short description|Type of bivalve mollusc}} | image_caption = A bed of blue mussels, ''[[Mytilus edulis]]'', in the [[intertidal zone]] in [[Cornwall]], England ...

...ref name="MuseoVenezia"/> Most snails feed by drilling a hole into their [[bivalve]] prey, but rapa whelks usually smother their prey by wrapping around the h ...ae (a larval form common to various marine and fresh-water gastropod and [[bivalve]] mollusks)<ref name="Brusca&Brusca">{{cite book|last=Brusca|first=R. C.|au ...

...orms (''[[Neanthes (annelid)|Neanthes]]''), mussels (''[[Mytilus (bivalve)|Mytilus]]''), whelks ([[Nassariidae]]) and others.<ref name="animaldiversity.org"/> ...

[[File:Blue mussel clump.jpg|thumb|right|The [[blue mussel]], ''Mytilus edulis'', is a favourite food of ''C. pagurus''.]] ...littorea]]'', and the [[Bivalvia|bivalves]] ''[[Ensis]]'', ''[[Blue mussel|Mytilus edulis]]'', ''[[Cerastoderma edule]]'', ''[[Ostrea edulis]]'', and ''[[Lutr ...

...ii, No 10: 53–65.</ref> In the [[Baltic Sea]], they impact ''[[Blue mussel|Mytilus edulis]]'' populations.<ref>Neogobius melanostomus (Gobie arrondie). (n.d.) ...nological Studies | volume = 30 | issue = 3–4| pages = 91–101 }}</ref> ''[[Mytilus galloprovincialis]]'', ''[[Setia pulcherrima]]'', ''[[Mytilaster lineatus]] ...

* {{MeSH number|B01.500.644.080.537.500|Mytilus}} – [[mytilus (bivalve)|mytilus]] * {{MeSH number|B01.500.644.080.537.500.500|Mytilus+edulis}} – [[mytilus edulis]] ...

{{Short description|Species of bivalve}} ...volume=9 | issue=9 | title=Molecular phylogenetics and systematics of the bivalve family Ostreidae based on rRNA sequence-structure models and multilocus spe ...

{{Redirect|Bivalve}} ...losed by a calcified [[exoskeleton]] consisting of a hinged pair of half-[[bivalve shell|shell]]s known as [[valve (mollusc)|valve]]s. As a group, bivalves ha ...

...are generalist predators, eating [[Microphyte|microalgae]], [[sponge]]s, [[bivalve]]s, [[snail]]s and other small animals.<ref name=Carefootfeeding/><ref name ...wer species diversity and the eventual domination of ''[[Mytilus (bivalve)|Mytilus]]'' mussels, which were able to outcompete other organisms for space and re ...

...lter-feeding [[Benthic zone|benthic]] predators including the [[mussel]] ''Mytilus edulis'' and the [[Ascidiacea|ascidian]] ''Styela gibbsi''.<ref>{{cite jour ...s]]'', one of the many barnacle taxa described by [[Charles Darwin]], on a bivalve shell ]] ...

...flame retardant chemicals in Bay waters, bivalve [[California mussel]]s (''Mytilus californianus''), and [[harbor seal]]s (''Phoca vitulina'') which haul out ...