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Index Micromollusks<br />
Pages in bold refer to illustrations.<br />
3D, see three dimensional<br />
Acetic acid .........................................................................16, 24, 39<br />
Acetone ........................................................................21, 39, 42, 44<br />
Acid........................................................................ 11–12, 15–16, 18<br />
Acid free paper, see Paper, types of Adhesive, see Carbon tab,<br />
Colloidal graphite, Glue, Leit-C plast, Silver paste<br />
Air bubble ......................................................................................17<br />
Air dry................................................................................14, 17, 43<br />
Air-lift pump ..................................................................................10<br />
Aldehyde, see also glutaraldehyde...........................................40, 42<br />
Algae .......................................................................................... 9, 11<br />
Allergene............................................................................13, 40, 42<br />
Amines ...........................................................................................27<br />
Amira .......................................................................................32, 33<br />
Ammonia........................................................................................12<br />
Amylocaine hydrochloride.............................................................39<br />
Anatomy, external ..............................................................22, 24, 32<br />
Animals, see SEM, animals; live animals<br />
Anoxic............................................................................................10<br />
Aragonite........................................................................................12<br />
Archival paper, see Paper, types of<br />
Arkanas Stone ..................................................................................8<br />
Automontage..............................................................................4, 35<br />
Bag, cloth .......................................................................................10<br />
Bag, heat seal .................................................................................13<br />
Bag, zip lock ....................................................................................9<br />
Bait.................................................................................................10<br />
Barbiturates .................................................................................... 11<br />
Basket.............................................................................................10<br />
Beeswax .........................................................................................35<br />
Bench grinder...................................................................................8<br />
Bench vice......................................................................................12<br />
Benzamine......................................................................................39<br />
Bichromate, see Chromic acid<br />
Biodiversity..............................................................................2, 3–5<br />
Bivalve .......................................................................7–8, 17, 21–22<br />
Bivalve, opening ............................................................................21<br />
Bleach ........................................................17, 21, 26–27, 29, 43, 45<br />
Blow dry.........................................................................................14<br />
B-phenoxyethylalcohol, see Phenoxetol<br />
Boiling method................................................................... 11, 13, 43<br />
Borax............................................................................12, 39, 42–43<br />
Bouin’s fixative............................................................12, 24, 39, 44<br />
Bowls, see also Embryo bowls ........................................................9<br />
Box, plastic ....................................................................................15<br />
Box, polystyrene ............................................................................15<br />
Brush....................................................5, 6, 8, 10, 17, 21, 28–30, 32<br />
Brush, dry.......................................................................................14<br />
Brush, moist ............................................................................. 11, 14<br />
Buccal mass ...................................................................................16<br />
Buffer, see Paper, types of; Formalin, buffered<br />
Butric acid......................................................................................16<br />
Butyl acetate.......................................................................21, 39, 44<br />
Byne’s disease....................................................................13, 15, 16<br />
GEIGER ET AL. (2007) MOLLUSCAN RESEARCH, VOL. 27<br />
Byssus.........................................................................................9–10<br />
Caenogastropoda ............................................................................29<br />
Calcium acetate ..............................................................................16<br />
Calcium carbonate, calcite .........................12–13, 15–16, 39–40, 42<br />
Calcium phosophate .......................................................................39<br />
Capillary <strong>for</strong>ces ........................................................9, 17–18, 30, 32<br />
Carbonate, biogenic..........................................................................9<br />
Carbon dioxide .......................................................24, 26–27, 39–40<br />
Carbon tab/tape, double-sided..............17, 18, 20, 21, 24, 29–30, 31<br />
Carbon tetrachloride .......................................................................16<br />
Carbonyl chloride ...........................................................................42<br />
Carborundum paper..........................................................................8<br />
Carbowax, see Polyethylene glycol<br />
Carcinogen..............................................................12–13, 40, 42, 45<br />
Cardboard slide, see geology micromounts<br />
Celluloid .........................................................................................14<br />
Charging, see SEM, charging<br />
Chemicals, see also under particular compound ................35, 39–45<br />
Chiton, see Polyplacophora<br />
Chloral hydrate, chloretone ............................................................40<br />
Chlorine gas....................................................................................45<br />
Chloro<strong>for</strong>m ...............................................................................21, 40<br />
Chromic acid, .....................................................................12, 40, 43<br />
Clam, see bivalve<br />
Clay, plastic ....................................................................................15<br />
Cleaning....................................................................................16–17<br />
Cocaine hydrochloride ...................................................................40<br />
Cold, see also Freezer, freezing..........................................10–11, 40<br />
Collecting ...................................................................................9–10<br />
Colloidal graphite ...............................................................17–18, 21<br />
Concavity slide, see depression slide<br />
Conchiolin ................................................................................17, 26<br />
Conductive wire .............................................................................18<br />
Conductivity, electrical.............................................................17–18<br />
Container <strong>for</strong> specimens...........................................................14–15<br />
Cork................................................................................................16<br />
Cotton wool ........................................................................13–16, 24<br />
Cover slip ...........................................................................29–30, 32<br />
Critical point drying, CPD......................................18, 24, 25, 39, 44<br />
Cyanoacrylate.................................................................................40<br />
Decalcification........................................................24, 39–40, 42–43<br />
Dehydration..............................................................................24, 43<br />
Depression slide ...................................................................9, 27, 30<br />
Detergent ......................................................................10, 17, 21–22<br />
Diethyl ether .............................................................................11, 40<br />
Digital imaging.........................................................................32–35<br />
Dirt......................................................................................14, 17–18<br />
Dish ................................................................................................11<br />
Disodium tetraborate, see Borax<br />
Dissecting microscope, see stereomicroscope<br />
Dissection .........................................................................2, 8, 24, 26<br />
Distortion..................................................................................22, 34<br />
DNA extraction ..................................................................26–27, 28<br />
Docoglossate ............................................................................30, 32<br />
Dolomite...................................................................................39, 42<br />
Dredge ........................................................................................9–10<br />
Drill ......................................................................................8, 12, 23<br />
Dry bath incubator..........................................................................27