The False Angel Wing
- José H. Leal
- Apr 3, 2015
- 1 min read
A member of the Venus Clam family Veneridae, the False Angel Wing, Petricolaria pholadiformis (Lamarck, 1818), is so named because of its superficial similarity with the famous Angel Wing, and the fact that both burrow in compact mud or peat. However, the two species belong in separate families, with the False Angel Wing sharing its genetic and anatomical features with Venus clams. Among other differences between the “true” and the False Angel Wing are the size, much smaller (to two inches) in the False Angel Wing, and the presence of hinge teeth in this latter species.

The False Angel Wing, Petricolaria pholadiformis. Photos by José H. Leal.
Is your assignment delayed? Are you worried about the timely submission of your assignments? Do you lack the essential skills to write your coursework?
If your answer is "yes," you must contact us quickly for help. We offer AI-free academic writing services at fair prices.
Enjoy Assignment Help Australia by native Australian writers at No1AssignmentHelp.Com to get your educational tasks done on time.
Quick Links:
MBA Assignment Help
Nursing Assignment Help
Law Assignment Help
Marketing Assignment Help
Economics Assignment Help
Finance Assignment Help
Thesis Help
Dissertation Help
Assignment Help Samples
Assignment Help