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In aquatic ecosystems, bivalve mollusks are a complex group for research. Their morphological features are important in determining their shell shapes, the presence or absence of teeth. At the same time, the distribution of bivalve mollusks and the large number of individuals play an important role in ecosystems in solving practical problems such as zoogeography, history of freshwater fauna, hydrobiology, environmental monitoring, bioindication and other cases.

The Fauna and Ecological Groups of Bivalve Mollusks of Kamashi and Karabakh Reservoirs