The zebra mussel (scientific name Dreissena polymorpha) is a highly invasive freshwater bivalve (like a clam), originally from the Caspian Sea (the world's largest lake) in Asia Minor, just north of Iran. They are called zebra mussels because of a distinct striped pattern on their shells. It grows to the size of about a thumbnail, but they can grow in very large densities. They have observed millions of these mussels per square meter in some places. In established populations, which is what happens in most places where it has invaded, they can be devastating to the environment and also a severe economic and aesthetic problem. Large populations can be very efficient at removing nutrients from the water, which may leave little for other organisms in the ecosystem to feed on. Because they also attach to things, you might find them encrusting rocks, piers, boats, pipes, and pretty much anything else in the water that provides a nice firm place for them to settle on. There is no known way to effectively get rid of them once they are established, so they will usually result in high costs to constantly remove them from docks, pilings, boats, water intake pipes, etc. Here is a webpage where you can find sources for other information on zebra mussels: http://www.invasivespeciesinfo.gov/aquatics/zebramussel.shtml
There are three species of zebra. The three species are: the plains zebra, the grevy's zebra, and the mountain zebra.
The zebra will have offspring who cannot produce blood proteins.
the sperm cells from the zebra evolved in the offspring making female eggs and when zebras drank the offspring, they changed into quagga
Just because they are identical twins does not mean they are the same people. Fingerprints are as unique as a zebra's stripes, no other zebra has the same pattern.
A reason. That's why.
Is a mayfly nymph an omnivore
YES! ZEBRA MUSCLES ARE COMPLETLY EVIL! When you step on them in the water they sink into your foot with their sharp side up. last time i stepped on a zebra mussle it had to be removed from my foot and i was in the hospital for stiches. Lesson learned, never EVER swim where there are zebra mussles. :D
It is the mussle of the cell. In the mussle cell there is more of it
muscle
The homophone for "mussle" is "muscle." Both words have a similar sound but have different meanings. "Mussle" typically refers to a type of shellfish, while "muscle" refers to a soft tissue in the body that helps with movement.
Defin8tly a bicep.
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It takes affect too fast and causes hypoglycemia.
A tendon connects muscle to bone.
mussle tissue
The answer is zebra. If you cross a zebra with a zebra, you get a zebra. So the square root of zebra is zebra.