"The Mussels Of The Cumberland River And Its Tributaries," originally published in 1914, offers a detailed study of the Unionidae family of mussels inhabiting the Cumberland River and its surrounding waterways. Authored by Charles Branch Wilson and Howard Walton Clark, this work provides valuable insights into the taxonomy, distribution, and ecological significance of these freshwater mollusks.
The study encompasses detailed descriptions and illustrations, making it a crucial reference for biologists, ecologists, and conservationists interested in the biodiversity of the region. While representing the scientific understanding of its time, this historical record contributes to a broader understanding of the changes in aquatic ecosystems over the past century.
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