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Pinnidae

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E Vicipaedia

Testa et byssusPinnae nobilis

Animalia — Mollusca

Classis :Bivalvia
Ordo :Pterioida
Familia :Pinnidae
Leach,1819

Subdivisiones: Genera

Vide commentarium.

Pinnidae suntfamilia magnorumbivalvium marinorum ordinis Pterioidorum.

Testae fragiles sunt, longae,triangulares, etanimalia viva se adsedimentum bysso adligant. Testis est tenuenaccarae^? corium in parte testae quae propeumbos^? (finem acutum) iacet.

In familia Pinnidis insigniter suntspeciesAtrina fragilis etPinna nobilis, fonsserici marini. Aliquae species procibo abhominibus petuntur.

Pinnidis in multis orbis terrarum partibus est magnum momentumoeconomicum. Eaemargaritas aestimationis mediocris comparant. In regioneMediterranea, materies exbysso aPinna nobili facto investitu manufacto multa saecula adhibita est, inter quem manicae, amicula, tibialia, pallia. Vestus qui ex hac materie fiat suaviscolor aureus est, et antiqui haec res magnopere aestimabant.
Hodie, caro Pinnidarum estvictus hominum inIaponia,Polynesia, nonnullis aliis gregibusinsularibus Indo-Pacificis, et in occidentaliMexici litore. ValviaAtrinae vexillum in Polynesia caelantur ut ornamenta fiant, et integra maiorum speciminum valvia aliquando propatellis adhibentur.^[1]

Genera

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AtrinaGray, 1842
PinnaLinnaeus, 1758
Streptopinna

Notae

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↑"The Pinnidae have considerable economic importance in many parts of the world. They produce pearls of moderate value. In the Mediterranean area, material made from the holdfast or byssus ofPinna nobilis Linné has been utilized in the manufacture of clothing for many centuries: gloves, shawls, stockings and cloaks. Apparel made from this material has an attractive golden hue and these items were greatly valued by the ancients.
"Today, pinnidae are eaten in Japan, Polynesia, in several other Indo-Pacific island groups, and on the west coast of Mexico, In Polynesia, the valves ofAtrina vexillum are carved to form decorative articles, and entire valves of larger specimens are sometimes used as plates." Rosewater 1961: 175–176.

Bibliographia

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"Pinnidae". apudIntegrated Taxonomic Information System
Rosewater, Joseph.1961. "The Family Pinnidae in the Indo-Pacific."Indo-Pacific Mollusca 1 (4; 28 Septembris 28): 175–176.
Turner, Ruth D., et Joseph Rosewater.1958. "The Family Pinnidae in the Western Atlantic."Johnsonia 3 (38; 28 Iunii): 285–326.
Abbott, R. Tucker, et S. Peter Dance.1982.Compendium of seashells: a color guide to more than 4,200 of the world’s marine shells. Novi Eboraci: E. P. Dutton Inc.ISBN 0-525-93269-0.

Nexus externi

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Situs scientifici: •ITIS •NCBI •Biodiversity •Encyclopedia of Life •WoRMS: Marine Species •Fossilworks

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