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The eastern oyster Crassostrea virginica has been taken out of its shell. The forceps are pointing to the mantle. — Oyster out of its shell

After being deployed as a biological indicator of nitrogen source, the gills of this oyster were dissected and dried and will be ground for isotope analysis. — Dried oyster gills

Oysters and macroalgae cover the rocks along the Battery in downtown Charleston, South Carolina — Oysters and algae on rocks

Cellana exarata (Black Foot Opihi)

Corbicula fluminea (Asian Clam)

Ariolimax sp., also know as the banana slug, found near Lewis & Clark National Historical Park in Oregon. — Ariolimax sp

Rangia cuneata (Atlantic Rangia)

Oyster shells which will be used for larvae to settle on, as part of the Oyster Recovery Partnership's plan to restore oysters to Chesapeake Bay — Oyster shells

Fossil: nautilus

Isognomon alatus (Flat Tree Oyster)

Littoraria spp. (Mangrove Periwinkle)

Trochus spp. (Sea Snail)

Umbonium vestiarum (Button Snail)

Cuttlefish in the New England Aquarium, Boston. — Cuttlefish

Oyster disease transmission

Octopus vulgaris (Common Octopus)

This mama Atlantic Pigmy Octopus washed in with the surf in Charlotte County Florida's gulf front beach at Stump Pass State Park. Fortunately it was rescued and relocated into a more calm lagoon. — Atlantic Pigmy Octopus with eggs

This conceptual diagram illustrates the idea that an introduction of the Asian oyster can act as a sink or a source of disease. — Oyster disease prevalence

This conceptual diagram illustrates the connection between the water column and the benthos. Specifically, it illustrates the connection between phytoplankton and benthic filter-feeders. — Benthic-pelagic coupling

Giant clams (Tridacna species), like corals, contain symbiotic dinoflagellates called zooxanthellae. Like corals, clams can also bleach during times of warm water temperatures. — Giant clams in Palau

Gooseneck barnacles in a rocky intertidal area at Sea West, north of Morro Bay, California — Rocky intertidal area at Sea West, north of Morro…

These oysters will be tested for nutrient composition after being left in the coastal bays for 2 months.The two on the right and alive and the one of the left has died. — Oyster Mortality

Organisms living on rocks at Bass Harbor Head Light, Acadia National Park, Maine — Barnacles and snails, Acadia National Park, Maine