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The 22 pages that link to Bivalvia, each with the reason it gives.

• ByssusNarrower topic: Many byssus-producing mollusks belong to this class.

• ShipwormNarrower topic: Shipworms retain the defining paired shell valves of bivalves in highly reduced form.

• Freshwater pearl musselNarrower topic: The freshwater pearl mussel is a bivalve with a two-part shell.

• GeoduckNarrower topic: Geoducks are bivalves whose paired shells protect a body built around an unusually long siphon.

• Giant clamNarrower topic: The giant clam is a bivalve with two shell valves joined by a hinge.

• Pecten maximusNarrower topic: Its two valves place Pecten maximus among bivalves.

• PinnidaeNarrower topic: Pen shells are bivalves, sharing the paired-valve body plan.

• RudistsNarrower topic: Rudists were a distinctive extinct lineage within this mollusk class.

• UnionidaNarrower topic: Unionida is one order within this class of two-shelled mollusks.

• VeneridaeNarrower topic: Veneridae belongs to this two-shelled mollusk class.