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• Genus " Ostrea " includes about 150 extinct species.
• Only one, Fernando Ostrea, escaped with leg wounds.
• "Ostrea lurida " oysters live in bays and estuaries.
• Ostrea lurida spat swim with their foot superior to the rest of their body.
• Another daughter Osella was the dam of Grosser Preis von Baden winner Ossian and Preis der Diana winner Ostrea.
• Members of genus " Ostrea " generally live continually immersed and are quite flat, with roundish shells.
• "Ostrea lurida " oysters lie with their left valve on the substrate, where they are firmly attached.
• "Ostrea lurida " populations are much more stable now due to the action of conservancy associations and new laws.
• In den Kalksteinen des Gehrdener Berges finden sich immer wieder auch Muschelreste, insbesondere einer Austernart ( Ostrea ) und einer Kammmuschelart.
• The Canadian Press news agency reported that Smith, 27, was from the small community of Ostrea Lake in eastern Nova Scotia.
• Most of the shells are from oysters ( Ostrea lurida ) which occurred in large oyster reefs throughout the San Francisco Bay area.
• The Lighter Side of Marriage at http : / / www . ostrea . com / wedding / humor / nathan2 . htm offers jokes.
• "Ostrea edulis " is now also being maricultured in the states of California, Maine, and Washington in the United States.
• Common fossils include Pyncnodonte mutabilis, Pyncnodonte convexa, Exogyra cancellata, Exogyra costata, Ostrea mesenterica, Agerostrea, Belemnitella americana and shark teeth.
• "Marteilia refringens " is a unicellular parasite affecting the digestive system of the flat oyster, " Ostrea edulis ".
• Merimbula grows approximately 3 % of New South Wales Sydney rock oysters and a small amount of native flat oysters, " Ostrea angasi ".
• "Ostrea conchaphila " is a species of oyster, a marine bivalve mollusk which lives on the Pacific coast of Mexico south of Baja California.
• Another study was made in 2004 into the incidence of infection by " Bonamia ostrea " in different populations of " Ostrea edulis ".
• Another study was made in 2004 into the incidence of infection by " Bonamia ostrea " in different populations of " Ostrea edulis ".
• By weight the most important species are Turritela, Melanoides, Tegillarca and Ostrea for the more recent layers; Nerita, Ostrea and Melanoides for the older layers.