The role of topography, river size and riverbed grain size on the preservation of riverine mollusk shells

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RT @paulharnik: New study examines live-dead agreement in freshwater mollusks & the potential for dead shells to faithfully reconstruct pas…

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RT @paulharnik: New study examines live-dead agreement in freshwater mollusks & the potential for dead shells to faithfully reconstruct pas…

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RT @paulharnik: New study examines live-dead agreement in freshwater mollusks & the potential for dead shells to faithfully reconstruct pas…

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RT @paulharnik: New study examines live-dead agreement in freshwater mollusks & the potential for dead shells to faithfully reconstruct pas…

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New study examines live-dead agreement in freshwater mollusks & the potential for dead shells to faithfully reconstruct past benthic communities in river systems. https://t.co/NtYedqGQ2e

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