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The 8 pages that link to Bivalve, each with the reason it gives.

• Filter feedingBroader topic: Many bivalves draw water across their gills and retain food particles.

• Suspension feedingBroader topic: Many draw water across gills that trap suspended particles.

• ShellfishBroader topic: Many familiar shellfish, including clams and oysters, belong to this group.

• MusselNarrower topic: Mussels belong to this larger group of shell-bearing mollusks.

• OystercatcherBroader topic: Bivalves are common prey that oystercatchers open with specialized bill movements.

• Cownose rayRelated: Bivalves are major prey for cownose rays, which crush their shells.

• Diamondback terrapinRelated: Clams and other bivalves are among the terrapin's hard-shelled prey.

• DsungaripterusRelated: Bivalves are examples of hard-shelled prey that may have suited its crushing dentition.