Literature

Authors	Year	Title
F. T. Fürsich	1980	Preserved life positions of some Jurassic bivalves
F. T. Fürsich	1980	Preserved life positions of some Jurassic bivalves
P. H. Kelley, Swann C. T.	1988	Functional significance of preserved color patterns of mollusks from the Gosport Sand (Eocene) of Alabama
D. Gustavo Lazo	2003	Taxonomy, facies relationships and palaeobiology of bakevelliid bivalves from the Lower Cretaceous of west-central Argentina
P. F. A. Maderson, Alberch, P., Goodwin, B. C., Gould, S. J., Hoffman, A., Murray, J. D., Raup, D. M., de Ricqlès, A., Seilacher, A., Wagner, G. P., Wake, D. B.	1982	The role of development in macroevolutionary change. Group report
B. Morton	1995	The biology and functional morphology of Pteria brevialata (Bivalvia: Pterioidea), epizoic on gorgonians in Hong Kong
B. Morton	1995	The biology and functional morphology of Pteria brevialata (Bivalvia: Pterioidea), epizoic on gorgonians in Hong Kong
Reid, R. G. B.	1985	Isognomon: life in two dimensions
Reid, R. G. B.	1985	Isognomon: life in two dimensions
E. Savazzi	1996	Preserved ligament in the Jurassic bivalve Lithiotis: adaptive and evolutionary significance
E. Savazzi	1996	Preserved ligament in the Jurassic bivalve Lithiotis: adaptive and evolutionary significance
E. Savazzi	1984	Functional morphology and autecology of Pseudoptera (bakevelliid bivalves, Upper Cretaceous of Portugal)
E. Savazzi	1984	Functional morphology and autecology of Pseudoptera (bakevelliid bivalves, Upper Cretaceous of Portugal)
A. Seilacher	1984	Constructional morphology of bivalves: evolutionary pathways in primary versus secondary soft-bottom dwellers
A. Seilacher	1972	Divaricate patterns in pelecypod shells. [Konstruktions-Morphologie Nr. 8]
R. Watkins	1978	Bivalve ecology in a Silurian shelf environment
R. Watkins	1978	Bivalve ecology in a Silurian shelf environment
C. M. Yonge	1968	Form and habit in species of Malleus (including the "hammer oysters") with comparative observations on Isognomon isognomon
C. M. Yonge	1968	Form and habit in species of Malleus (including the "hammer oysters") with comparative observations on Isognomon isognomon