An invasive alien bivalve apparently provides a novel food source for moulting and wintering benthic feeding sea ducks

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@thoerren razor clams? Jackknife Clam... no, like all invasive species, it's not ignored. https://t.co/XHtjqG2Eek

07 Oct 2023

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RT @FrlJoko: Want to learn more about the role of the invasive #bivalve #Ensisleei (American Razor Clam) as a potential food source for #se…

27 Sep 2020

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RT @FrlJoko: Want to learn more about the role of the invasive #bivalve #Ensisleei (American Razor Clam) as a potential food source for #se…

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An invasive alien bivalve apparently provides a novel food source for moulting and wintering benthic feeding Common Scoters (Melannita nigra) in the German North Sea https://t.co/p8UN7ZGAA2 Open Access Helgoland Marine Research #ornithology #seabirds

25 Dec 2019

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