Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas, 1771)

Dataset
GBIF Backbone Taxonomy: Rank
SPECIES

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Classification

kingdom
Animalia: phylum
Mollusca: class
Bivalvia: order
Myida: family
Dreissenidae: genus
Dreissena: species
Dreissena polymorpha

Name

Synonyms: Dreissena andrusovi Andrusov, 1897; Dreissena aralensis Andrusov, 1897; Dreissena arnouldi Locard, 1893; Dreissena bedoti Locard, 1893; Dreissena belgrandi Locard, 1893; Dreissena complanata Locard, 1893; Dreissena curta Locard, 1893; Dreissena eximia Locard, 1893; Dreissena küsteri Dunker, 1855; Dreissena locardi Locard, 1893; Dreissena lutetiana Locard, 1893; Dreissena magnifica Locard, 1893; Dreissena obtusecarinata Andrusov, 1897; Dreissena occidentalis Locard, 1893; Dreissena paradoxa Locard, 1893; Dreissena polymorpha var. lacustrina Boettger, 1913; Dreissena recta Locard, 1893; Dreissena servaini Locard, 1893; Dreissena sulcata Locard, 1893; Dreissena tumida Locard, 1893
Homonyms: Dreissena polymorpha (Pallas, 1771)
Common names: Dreiecksmuschel in language.; Dreiecksmuschel in German; Dreikantmuschel in language.; Dreikantmuschel in German; Eurasian zebra mussel in language.; Schafklaumuschel in language.; Vandremusling in Danish; Wandermuschel in German; Wandermuschel in German; Wandermuschel in language.; Zebra-Muschel in language.; Zebramuschel in language.; dreisena in language.; gewone driehoeksmossel in Dutch; gewone driehoeksmossel in Dutch; moule zebra in language.; moule zébrée in French; racicznica zmienna in language.; svitraina gliemene in language.; tavaline ehk muutlik rändkarp in language.; vaeltajasimpukka in language.; vandrarmussla in Swedish; vandremusling in language.; vandremusling in Danish; vandringsmussla in language.; wandering mussel in language.; zebra mussel in language.; zebra mussel in English; zebra mussel in English; zebra mussel in language.; zebra mussel in language.; Driehoeksmossel in Dutch; Dreiecksmuschel in German; Gewone driehoeksmossel in Dutch; Wandermuschel in German; gewone driehoeksmossel in Dutch; vandrarmussla in Swedish; vandremusling in Danish

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