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(Kurile) horsemussel / horse-mussel / horse mussel [Modiolus modiolus, syn.: M. kurilensis, Modiola gigantea, M. grandis, M. papuana, M. vulgaris, Musculus modulus, Mytilus curtus, M. modiolus]

Nabenmuschel {f}zool.T

Pferdemuschel {f}zool.T

Große Miesmuschel {f}zool.T

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bean (horse) mussel [Modiolula phaseolina, syn.: Amygdalum (Modiolula) phaseolinum, Botula molina, Modiola imberbis, M. laevis, Modiolus phaseolinus]

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bearded (horse) mussel [Modiolus barbatus, syn.: Modiola gibbsii, M. mytiloides, M. villosa, Mytilus barbatus, M. gibbsianus, M. incurvatus, M. ruber]

Bartmuschel {f}zool.T

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Kurilean horsemussel / horse-mussel / horse mussel [Modiolus modiolus, syn.: M. kurilensis, Modiola gigantea, M. grandis, M. papuana, M. vulgaris, Musculus modulus, Mytilus curtus, M. modiolus]

Nabenmuschel {f}zool.T

Pferdemuschel {f}zool.T

Große Miesmuschel {f}zool.T

northern horsemussel / horse-mussel / horse mussel [Modiolus modiolus, syn.: M. kurilensis, Modiola gigantea, M. grandis, M. papuana, M. vulgaris, Musculus modulus, Mytilus curtus, M. modiolus]

Nabenmuschel {f}zool.T

Pferdemuschel {f}zool.T

Große Miesmuschel {f}zool.T

• There are horse mussel ("Modiolus modiolus") beds both within Sullom Voe and on the mainland coast near Colla Firth.
• This species attaches itself to rocks and shells, with the most common substrate in northern Europe being the shell of the horse mussel "Modiolus modiolus", where, as a suspension feeder it consumes planktonic material.
• "Atrina squamifera", one of several species known as the "horse mussel", is a species of bivalve pen shell. It is a marine mollusc in the family Pinnidae. It is endemic to South Africa.
• "Pinnotheres atrinicola" is a small crab that lives symbiotically in the horse mussel "Atrina zelandica" around New Zealand.
• The largest horse mussel bed in Scotland is near Noss Head in Caithness.

• There are several protected habitats located around the Skerries, notably for seagrass ("Zostera marina") and horse mussel ("Modiolus modiolus").
• This provides aeration and nutrition to the beds of flame shell and horse mussel that are a feature of the loch.