Ostrea
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Ostrea
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Ostrea is a genus of edible oysters, marine bivalve mollusks in the family Ostreidae, the oysters.
File:Ostreidae - Ostrea forskali.JPG
Fossil valves of Ostrea forskali from Pliocene of Italy
Fossil records
This genus is very ancient. It is known in the fossil records from the Permian to the Quaternary (age range: from 259 to 0.0 million years ago). Fossil shells of these molluscs can be found all over the world. Genus Ostrea includes about 150 extinct species.[1][2]
History
At least one species within this genus, Ostrea lurida, has been recovered in archaeological excavations along the Central California coast of the Pacific Ocean, demonstrating it was a marine taxon exploited by the Native American Chumash people as a food source.[3]
Species
Species in the genus Ostrea include: [4] [1]
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- O. albertensis † Russell & Landes 1937
- O. angasi Sowerby 1846- Southern mud oyster or Native flat oyster
- O. angulata † Sowerby 1840
- O. angusta † Deshayes 1824
- O. anomialis † Lamarck 1819
- O. antarctica † Zinsmeister 1984
- O. arenicola † Tate 1886
- O. aupouria Dinamani 1981
- O. beloiti † Logan 1899
- O. bicolor † Hanley 1854
- O. blackensis † Stephenson 1923
- O. brongniarti † Bronn 1856
- O. californica Mareon 1858
- O. carolinensis † Conrad 1832
- O. castellobrancoi † Maury 1936
- O. chilensis Philippi 1844
- O. cochlear † Poli 1795
- O. compressirostra † Say 1824
- O. conchaphila Carpenter 1857- Olympia oyster
- O. costaricensis † Olsson 1922
- O. crenulimarginata † Gabb 1860
- O. cristata Born 1778
- O. cubitus † Deshayes 1832
- O. cumingiana Dunker 1846
- O. cynthiae † Maury 1912
- O. democraciana † Hodson et al. 1927
- O. denselamellosa （Lischke, 1869）
- O. dorsalis † Azzaroli 1958
- O. edulis Linnaeus 1758- Edible oyster or Belon oyster
- O. edwilsoni † Stoyanow 1949
- O. eorivularis † Oyama & Mizuno 1958
- O. equestris (Say, 1834)- Crested oyster
- O. erici † Hertlein 1929
- O. flavicans Linnaeus 1758
- O. forskali † Chemnitz 1785
- O. fraasi † Mayer-Eymar 1888
- O. frondosa † de Serres 1829
- O. gajensis † Vredenburg 1928
- O. gingensis † Schlotheim 1813
- O. glabra Linnaeus 1758
- O. golfotristensis † Maury 1912
- O. haleyi † Hertlein 1933
- O. hippopus † Tate 1886
- O. hyotidoidea † Tate 1899
- O. imbricata † Lamarck 1819
- O. incisa † Martin 1883
- O. invalida † White 1887
- O. iridescens Gray 1854
- O. jogjacartensis † Martin 1914
- O. khamirensis † Cox 1936
- O. latimarginata † Vredenburg 1908
- O. longirostris † Lamarck 1806
- O. ludensis † Deshayes 1861
- O. lurida † Carpenter 1864
- O. lutaria † Hutton 1885
- O. maculosa Forskål 1775
- O. manubriata † Tate 1887
- O. marginidentata † Wood 1861
- O. matercula † de Verneuil 1845
- O. mauricensis † Gabb 1860
- O. megadon (Hanley, 1846)
- O. mesenterica † Morton 1834
- O. messor † Maury 1925
- O. minbuensis † Cotter 1923
- O. minerensis † Russell & Landes 1937
- O. minuta Linnaeus 1758
- O. miradorensis † Olsson 1931
- O. monetalis † Martin 1931
- O. negritensis † Olsson 1928
- O. normalis † Gardner 1926
- O. obliterata Linnaeus 1758
- O. pangadiensis † Hislop 1859
- O. paracasensis † Rivera 1957
- O. parasitica † Gmelin 1791
- O. paroxis † Lesueur 1829
- O. parrensis † Vega et al. 1999
- O. pejerreyensis † Rivera 1957
- O. pellucens Linnaeus 1758
- O. pesfelis Linnaeus 1758
- O. petrosa † Fuchs 1879
- O. peytoni † Richards 1947
- O. pileosimilis † Martin 1931
- O. plicatula Gmelin 1791
- O. portoricoensis † Hubbard 1920
- O. princeps † Woods 1850
- O. procyonis † Maury 1924
- O. prona † Wood 1861
- O. protoimbricata † Vredenburg 1928
- O. pseudocrassissima † Fuchs 1878
- O. pseudodigitalina † Fuchs 1879
- O. pseudorissensis † Vredenburg 1928
- O. pulaskensis † Harris 1892
- O. radula Linnaeus1758
- O. raveneliana † Tuomey & Holmes 1855
- O. resupinata † Deshayes 1858
- O. retusa Sowerby 1871
- O. russelli † Russell & Landes 1937
- O. samanensis † Olsson 1928
- O. sanguinea Linnaeus 1758
- O. saxitoniana † McLearn 1929
- O. seymourensis † Zinsmeister 1984
- O. soleniscus † Meek 1893
- O. stentina Payraudeau, 1826
- O. striatula Linnaeus 1758
- O. sturtiana † Tate 1886
- O. subangulata † d'Orbigny 1852
- O. submissa † Deshayes 1864
- O. subradiosa † Bohm 1926
- O. superficialis Forskål 1775
- O. tacalensis † Hodson et al. 1927
- O. tayloriana † Gabb 1866
- O. thalassoklusta † Maury 1912
- O. tridacnaeformis Cox 1927
- O. turkestanensis † Romanovski 1880
- O. uncinta † Lamarck 1806
- O. ungulata † Nyst 1843
- O. ventilabrum † Goldfuss 1826
- O. vestita † Fuchs 1883
- O. wiedenmayeri † Hodson et al. 1927
- O. wollastoni † Finlay 1927
See also
Line notes
References
- James Dwight Dana (1996) Manual of Geology: Treating of the Principles of the Science with Special Reference to American Geological History, American Book Co., 1088 pages
- C.Michael Hogan (2008) Morro Creek, The Megalithic Portal, ed. by A. Burnham [1]
