Population ecology of the endangered fan mussel Pinna nobilis in a marine lake

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Shell gaping behaviour of Pinna nobilis L., 1758: circadian and circalunar rhythms revealed by in situ monitoring (2008, background): “1993) apparently showing random distribution within them (Katsanevakis 2005; Garcı́a-March et al. 2007b) which suggests that the aggregation is owed to the habitat characteristics rather than to a gregarious behaviour (Katsanevakis 2005).”
Population structure, mortality and growth of Pinna nobilis Linnaeus, 1758 (Mollusca, Bivalvia) at different depths in Moraira bay (Alicante, Western Mediterranean) (2007, background): “1998; Siletic and Peharda 2003; Katsanevakis 2005) and many aspects of the species ecology remain still unknown. Vicente (1990), Ramos (1998) and Templado (2001) have also indicated the fragmentary knowledge of P.”
The cryptogenic parasite Haplosporidium pinnae invades the Aegean Sea and causes the collapse of Pinna nobilis populations (2019, background): “…Zostera marina, and Z. noltii (Prado et al. 2014) but also in macroalgal beds (Katsanevakis and Thessalou-Legaki 2009), unvegetated sandy habitats (Katsanevakis 2006), estuarine areas (Addis et al. 2009), and even in small sandy patches within predominantly rocky habitats (Tsatiris et al. 2018).”