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The Cambridge natural history, Vol. 03 (of 10)

Note 254 — Chapter V · REPRODUCTION—DEPOSITION OF EGGS—DEVELOPMENT OF THE FERTILISED OVUM—DIFFERENCES OF SEX—DIOECIOUS AND HERMAPHRODITE MOLLUSCA—DEVELOPMENT OF FRESH-WATER BIVALVES

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Hermaphroditism seems to occur in (a) whole families, e.g. Anatinidae and the Septibranchia; (b) genera, e.g. Cyclas, Pisidium; (c) single species, e.g. in the generally dioecious genera Ostrea, Pecten, Cardium.

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