Degeneracy in the Lamellibranchiate (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781149325438)

"Degeneracy in the Lamellibranchiate" (1892) by James Lawrence Kellogg offers a detailed look at the structural variations and evolutionary trends within lamellibranchiate mollusks, commonly known as bivalves. This scientific work delves into the morphological characteristics and potential causes of what was then described as 'degeneracy' within certain species.

Kellogg's study contributes to the broader understanding of invertebrate zoology and marine biology during the late 19th century, reflecting the scientific community's efforts to classify and understand the natural world. This work is of interest to historians of science, zoologists, and anyone studying the historical context of evolutionary biology and marine invertebrate studies.

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