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	Study	Published
	*An investigation into the effectiveness of mechanical dredging to remove Corbicula fluminea* (Müller, 1774) from test plots in an Irish river system** Based on: Sheehan R., Caffrey J.M., Millane M., McLoone P., Moran H. & Lucy F (2014). Study Link	2014
	BioBullets for the control of zebra mussel obstructions in Spanish irrigation systems BioBullets para el control de obstrucciones de mejillon cebra en el systems de regadio Espanol Based on: BioBullets Ltd (2012) BioBullets Ltd report, for Confederación Hidrográfica del Ebro, 14pp. Study Link	2012
	*Control of the freshwater fouling bivalve Corbicula fluminea* by halogenation** Based on: Doherty F.G., Farris J.L., Cherry D.S. & Cairns J. (1986). Study Link	1986
	Dynamics and control of the Asiatic clam in the New River, Virginia Based on: Cherry D.S., Rodgers J.H, Graney R.L. & Cairns J. (1980). Study Link	1980
	*Effects of temperature and temperature acclimation on survival of zebra mussels (Dreissena polymorpha) and Asian clams (Corbicula fluminea) under extreme hypoxia.* Based on: Matthews M.A. & McMahon R.F. (1999). Study Link	1999
	Harvesting an invasive bivalve in a large natural lake: Species recovery and impacts on native benthic macroinvertebrate community structure in Lake Tahoe, USA. Based on: Wittmann M.E., Chandra S., Reuter J.E., Caires A., Schladow S.G. & Denton M. (2012). Study Link	2012
	*The Asian clam Corbicula fluminea* in the European freshwater-dependent industry: a latent threat or a friendly enemy?** Based on: Rosa I.C., Pereira J.L., Gomes J., Saraiva P.M., Goncalves F. & Costa R. (2011). Study Link	2011
	*The control of an invasive bivalve, Corbicula fluminea, using gas impermeable benthic barriers in a large natural lake* Based on: Wittmann M.E., Chandra S., Reuter J.E., Schladow S.G., Allen B.C. & Webb K.J. (2012). Study Link	2012
	The response of the Corbiculidae (Mollusca: Bivalvia) to osmotic stress: the organismal response Based on: Gainey L.F. (1978). Study Link	1978

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