Species Guide — Subclass

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Autobranchia

Every species recorded at or below this subclass.
Animalia › Mollusca › Bivalvia

46 species documented

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Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Round Wedge Shell

Atactodea cuneata

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Katelysia scalarina

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Scaly Ark Shell

Acar squamosa

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Shining Venus Shell

Eumarcia fumigata

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Southern Sponge Finger

Vulsella ovata

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Strange's File Shell

Limatula strangei

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Strange's Watering-Pot Shell

Humphreyia strangei

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Striate Bittersweet Clam

Glycymeris striatularis

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Thin-ribbed Cockle

Fulvia tenuicostata

Close up image of the shell of Barnea obturamentum

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Tongue-shaped Angel's Wing

Barnea obturamentum

A top down view of a vhite bivalve shell on rocks

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

Triangular Tellin

Macomona deltoidalis

Green Australian Map shape with the word Native over it

White Cleidothaerus

Cleidothaerus albidus

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Irus carditoides

White and yellowish shell of Dosinia crocea on a rock

Green Australian Map shape with the word Endemic over it

Yellowish Dosinia

Dosinia crocea

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A marine flatworm on a rock underwater

Carpet Flatworm (Thysanozoon brocchii)

Carpet Flatworm (Thysanozoon brocchii) <br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/thysanozoon-brocchii

A small brown and white crab underwater

Three-Pronged Spider Crab Halicarcinus ovatus

This one is about 8mm in size <br><br> #tasmania #tasmaniaparks #marinebiology #discovertasmania #visitnorthtas #instatasmania #seetasmania #tomahawk #lutruwita #dorsettasmania #northeasttasmania #visitnortheasttasmania

A sea-slug on a rock underwater

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)

Macleay’s sea-slug (Baeolidia macleayi)<br><br> https://tomahawk.org.au/flora-fauna/view-species/baeolidia-macleayi

Thin white bivalve shells laying on sand

Limaria imitans

Limaria imitans a marine bivalve species washed up along Tomahawk Beach