An alarming tendency towards freshwater mussel misidentification in scientific works may bias endangered and invasive species management - Bolotov, Ivan N.; Konopleva, Ekaterina S.; Vikhrev, Ilya V.; Kondakov, Alexander V. (Aquatic conservation, 2024)
Keywords: Anodonta woodiana; Biogeochemistry; Biogeography; Brackishwater environment; Clams; conservation; data collection; DNA; DNA sequences; Endangered & extinct species; Endangered species; error cascades; Estuaries; Etheriidae; Europe; Fresh water; Freshwater; Freshwater molluscs; freshwater mussels; Geloina; Gene sequencing; geographical distribution; Indonesia; Indus River; Inland water environment; Introduced species; Invasive species; Iridinidae; Margaritifera margaritifera; Margaritiferidae; Middle East; misidentification; Mollusks; Morphometry; Mussels; Nearctic region; North America; Nucleotide sequence; Pakistan; Palearctic region; Philippines; Rare species; Salinity tolerance; salt tolerance; Species identification; stakeholders; Taxa; Taxonomy; Unionida; Unionidae; Western Africa; Philippines; West Africa; Middle East; Western Africa; Pakistan; Europe; North America; Indus River; Indonesia