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LUTAENKO, KONSTANTIN A. (Laboratory of Benthos Ecology, Institute of Marine Biology, Far East Branch of Russian Academy of Sciences, and Zoological Museum, Far East State University). 1994. Beach Molluscan Thanatocoenoses in Possjet Bay, Sea of Japan : Comparison between Open and Sheltered Beaches. Benthos Research, 47: 1-12. Molluscan thanatocoenoses have been studied in 16 areas of the seashore of Possjet Bay (northwestern part of the Sea of Japan), and 58 species of bivalves, referred to 42 genera and 23 families, were identified. This is about 60% of the total number of bivalve molluscs inhabiting the Bay and surrounding waters. Peculiarities in the composition and taphonomy of the thanatocoenoses are described. The taxonomic composition of the beach thanatocoenoses of bivalve molluscs commonly reflects environmental variability in the shallow waters of Possjet Bay. There seems to be minimal postmortem migration of molluscan shells in Possjet Bay.

Beach Molluscan Thanatocoenoses in Possjet Bay, Sea of Japan: Comparison between Open and Sheltered Beaches