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elastic, as you will find out if you ever try to pull a mussel off of a rock. The round end of each thread is very strongly glued onto the rock and each thread is strong and elastic. The waves can break very hard against the rock but the mussel will still be OK and will not be washed off. I will put your image onto the byssus article and onto the mussel article! Thanks that's a very useful image. You will see I could not find a good image of mussel and byssus for the byssus article. My back is a little better. Thanks all round!

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computers. I could try the next time I am there I guess, to find out whether I can or not. I have not been able to go to the museum for the last several weeks because I sprained my ankle pretty badly and it is still healing. I also probably won't get up to the Columbia meeting, partly because of the ankle and also because weekends are my only time to spend a few hours with my spouse.

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in the sky. Wow. When I look at your photos I see what you have seen, and I am blown away. Part of it is that you know how to "look" ... which most of us don't know, but another part is that you and your camera have been to some really beautiful places. As for the yellow crab, yes that was clever of you to notice that: it is a

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Hi, you just made an edit with the summary "remove tags to place them on the Siphon neuroanatomy talkpage". I don't understand what is going on here. Could you clarify, please? Fyi, "pallium" is a very important term in neuroanatomy -- it denotes the part of the brain that becomes the neocortex in

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Howdy to you too Geronimo! That's very nice of you to offer to help, I will take you up on your kind offer. However I only had a quick look, but it does not seem to be very easy to find suitable online references for this article. However I will give it more of a try with your help. Also, if you find

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who would know (perhaps). I could try to call them and ask I guess. To answer your question about "amazing things", it is just that you have been to so many different places on dry earth and under the water, and you have seen so many different very, very beautiful things, in the sea, on the land and

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Well, I live about 100 miles from Moss Landing, but the thing is I've never seen a naturalist there, and I mean never. The particular images with the clams were taken not even at Moss Landing itself, but just off the road next to Moss Landing. There's no one to ask anything.Here are three more close

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Thanks for all very useful info about the templates for clearing, I really appreciate it. One more thing: do you know why two of the images on the Siphon article are not appearing right now? Is it because the server is a bit overloaded at this time of day and things are running slow? And maybe those

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Well I am a volunteer and for a couple of years a Field Associate, but not a paid employee, and the section I did the most work for (malacology) is currently closed down and has no staff at all. I suppose it's just possible that I might be able to access those journals online using the AMNH library

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Hi. I did a little work on this article as you requested. Unfortunately I do not have a desk at the AMNH museum, and therefore I cannot get free access to the journals which have the best obituaries of Gordon online, instead, each one requires a fee to be paid. And although I know quite a lot about

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Hi! I went through the article carefully and did quite a bit of fixing with the prose. I will look at it all again tomorrow. As for the "eating crickets" idea, I have two theories. One is that they ate crickets in captivity in the captive breeding program. The other is that almost any snail or slug

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way, on the chalk. And just about the only reason I can identify Romans snails is I know someone who paid for his PhD funding years ago by breeding them and selling them to London restaurants. I think they're far too pretty to eat - best left on their tree trunks doing their snaily thing. Good to

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Thanks Mila, Yes, I was having a lot of difficulty working out how many clams there were. At first I thought three, and then I started to think maybe it was only two. I wonder: do you think she must have brought one up in her mouth and one in each paw? I don't know how sea otters do these things.

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into them: I notice them in my garden when the little sods eat my plants (I have the pretty grove snail in just about any colour combination you could choose and the boring old garden snail; there's a colony of Roman snails in an old drove near where I live). I have to admit I heard of the story

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Thank you, Invertzoo. I do not remember, if I turned the shell myself. It was four years ago. We were in Mombasa for 2 days. Both days we went to tide pools in a company of locals. Locals said they will find a stonefish for us, but they never did. On the other hand they were trying so hard to be

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threads of the mussel. I think it has recently spun them, because they are so whitish rather than brown. The byssus is secreted by a mussel and is used to anchor itself to a solid substrate. The threads are not alive, they are more like hair or nails. The byssus threads are very strong and very

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Well I've added two references to each of the three sentences that are relevant to the DYK plug. You are right! Those references are difficult to find, and the ones I did find are a bit disappointing. But DYKs don't demand high standards – not like FAs – and they should be acceptable. I've

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I have verified your article for DYK, but I also left the following message: "currently the only inline citations in the article are all for the three hook facts. So while this article is waiting to be put in the queue, please work on adding more inline citations wherever you can."

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I also thought about this. I do not think she brought one up in her mouth. If I were a sea otter, I would have probably put the clams on my belly and hold them with both my paws. If we agree now on how many clams there were maybe we could correct the descrition in

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Thanks for putting it up for DYK, and putting it in my name, although I would have been happy to have it be in both our names. By the way, I think the facts in the hook need a clear citation linked directly to them, which they don't really have now, do they?

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mollusks and malacologists, I know very little about Crustacea and carcinologists. If something else occurs to me over time, I will make more contributions to this article. If you want to reply to this, please do so on my talk page, thanks. Best to you,

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Ah a marine species! And one I know from my own field work in California! Actually I had to change the description a little, outside/inside, because the source itself had it wrong, as is obvious from their photo. Thanks for all your good work Snek!

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I delayed replying until I had checked the Oxford Dictionary of National Biography. Nothing there despite some very minor figures with the same name being included. I will try Linn Soc etc.Perhaps you could contact Mike Kearney Best regards Robert

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It seems to me that intro sections are one place that often really can benefit from short paragraphs, because ideas or themes are not developed there, but merely stated so that they can be developed later on in the body of the article.

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will eat a yummy dead invertebrate, if they happen upon it. That is quite a different thing from capturing something and devouring it, especially trying to catch and eat a cricket, which is a very powerful jumper, as you say! Best,

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I tried to fix the redirects to read correctly, but I did something wrong I guess because now I cannot get to the Lasmigona article. What did I do? And what should I have done really? Sorry Snek, maybe you know how to fix it.

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for that image. But I might have to ask the Graphics Lab to crop the image so people can see the snail better. Thanks again, I always like to see what you have seen! I assume you turned the snail over yourself?

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Hi to you Stronach. Snek and I work fast, it is true, even though he is a snail (snek means snail as you might already know). Actually I was glad to get this article done, as I recently put together an article

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Well you just proved to me that you know more about them than the average person does! Good for you. I hope the nearby Roman snails do well and avoid ending up in the saucepan! Are you in Bucks? I live near

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Oh I see, they are completely different! I will have to do some research later. Maybe there are two species that both have been called that? I don't know. I will let you know later if/when I find something

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OK, I just changed the caption. I didn't do it earlier because I had to go to my back doctor, coz I threw my back out yesterday pretty badly, but now it is going to be OK. Happy Thanksgiving to you too!

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I think it is Tumbling Creek cavesnail, because "Tumbling Creek" is the name of the creek where it lives. You know, like "Hudson RIver" and so on. I need to do a bit more clean-up on that one too.

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Good work, Snek. I try to go over your contributions list and check the prose/organization on everything you work on. It is nice to see the articles expanding and new articles being created.

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and despite acidic soil, we even have one or two grove snails there. So, if you ever want to request another mollusk article, or have a mollusk-related question, please feel free to ask.

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helpfull that I assume they could have turned this snail for me. Have you noticed another cone shell in the upper right corner of the image? I'll crop the image myself later today.--

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with a protein operculum. But now there are several more genera. I think the family needed a revision, and he is an expert on this family, so I think I would trust him and go with

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looks great (nice pics)! You've nearly got the 5-fold expansion, the references shouldn't be difficult, and you've another three days. I'll help with the references if you want. --

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As far as images/templates go, the "clear" commands prevent any text that follows from being displayed until prior images/templates have finished displaying. The variants are:

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Hello Invertzoo - thanks so much for all your work on our little snaily friend - I'm so impressed with the speed with which you and Snek got cracking. Much appreciated!

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Can't find any general references for the siphon in gastropods. The best I have found are just cursory references to particular groups. So I added three of those! --

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article meant there would be one less red link on the GB list. Also, it is always nice to get requests, because it shows that someone else is interested in snails!

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In the evening, we'll share dinner and chat at a local restaurant, and (weather permitting) hold a late-night astronomy event at Columbia's telescopes.

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I have not measured expansion of Siphon article but I would suggest a DYK hook something like this: ... that there is completely different type of

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I have to say that don't know the literature hardly at all, so I am not absolutely sure who worked on the somewhat recent revision of the

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to DYK, because it has no references at all and is not a 5x expansion. But I Just wondered what you thought of how it looked. Best,

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Hi Invertzoo. It is not very important matter, but the sea otter brought up at least three clams as you could see from this image

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Perhaps you could help with this one? I think you;'re the ed. with the closest interests, though she did crustacea, not mollusks.

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few days ago. Could you please tell me, if the "hairs" are part of the animal and if, yes, what purpose they serve? Thank you.--

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through the Cliveden connection rather than a snaily one, but it's great to see them get their own page. Thanks for your work!

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No, I think it's too far away from the other one. I think a nice crop that showcases the Vasum snail would be the best. Thanks,

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Hi Mila! Oh yes that is useful, thanks. I believe the species of clam that the sea otter is eating is an invasive species,

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Also sometimes useful when images are getting in the way, is forcing the TOC (table of contents at the top) to the left, {{

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Yes, I like that DYK hook. I may have to clean up the prose in the article tomorrow, as I don't have much more time today.

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and changed the text in that article, but right now I have not checked the redirects to see if all is correct there or not.

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Thanks Mila, Nice image of a snail that we did not have represented on WP yet. I just now created a stub for subfamily

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Thanks Mila, Nice image of a snail that we did not have represented on WP yet. I just now created a stub for subfamily

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Thank you for helping me to ID the crab! I've never heard about crabs living inside bivalves. It is interesting!--

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Hi Philca, As far as I can tell, the paragraph use in Mollusc does not contravene any of the WP MOS guidelines:

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Mila, Was this taken at Ocean Beach, San Francisco? Because there is also an Ocean Beach in San Diego. Thanks.

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Hi again Snek. Well personally, despite what I said, I can't resist trying to put the crickets in! I would say:

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I'm a bit tired and it's a bit late, but I had a go at making those changes. I will check it again tomorrow

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The classification of the Naticidae (Mollusca: Gastropoda): review and analysis of the supraspecific taxa

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Thank you, Invertzoo. You know everything! Yes, the image was taken at Ocean Beach in San Francisco.--

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Well I am certainly no expert on American river mussels, but that sounds perfect to me. Thanks Snek!

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I agree with your second suggestion (disambiguation page and a separate neuroanatomy article). --

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I thought you did have access there, so I'll fill in some myself if nobody else comes by. Thanks

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Very nice thank you Mila! What a beautiful aperture the shell has, so many different colors.

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Hi, Invertzoo. I'm not sure the images is of any use to you, but just in case here they are:

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know I now know where to go in case of mollusc-related crises!! NYC, eh? Enjoy tomorrow!!

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Have you got any idea for DYK hook for Tumbling creek cavesnail? Should there be Tumbling

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PS, any chance of coming by tomorrow at columbia, either the meeting or the meal or both?

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The servers are running slowly at the moment. I don't think it is of any consequence. --

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anything good in the way of new info, feel free to throw it in. Best to you as always,

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has been recorded from their part of the coast? It lives buried in mud on mud flats.

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There was suggestion to supply an alternate DYK hook, so I suggested one directly at

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Hi again Mila, OK, I had to look it up, but I guess there might be someone at the

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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You can add or remove your name from the New York City Meetups invite list at

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I am not sure how to organize that article. Geronimo's suggestion is OK. --

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balustrade in a formal garden, until they were finally discovered in 2004?

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once more. I have added public domain the description by Bryant Walker. --

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Very good! DYK hook proposed. I will improve the surrounding image too. --

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I will do it like this (strong are article names, others are redirects):

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Hi Geronimo, Thanks! Yes I reckon that will do nicely! Many thanks.

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Template talk:Did you know#Articles created/expanded on November 9

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Before his revision, Naticidae had more or less only two genera:

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images are very big files? Does that matter do you think or not?

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Would you like me to leave this one, when I crope the image?--

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To keep up-to-date on local events, you can also join our

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event, and make preparations for our exciting successor

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In the afternoon, we will hold a session dedicated to

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as well as the same thing for Ireland, and doing the

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please?May I please wish you a Happy Thanksgiving?--

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