{"https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/part-1/tridacna/": {"t": "tridacna", "s": ""}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/giant-clam/": {"t": "Giant clam", "s": "Largest living bivalve, known for symbiotic algae farming.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/giant-clam.webp", "c": "Fernando Losada Rodríguez · via Wikipedia: Giant clam · CC BY-SA 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/maxima-clam/": {"t": "Maxima clam", "s": "A small, colorful giant clam popular in the aquarium trade.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/maxima-clam.webp", "c": "Diego Delso · via Wikipedia: Maxima clam · CC BY-SA 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-derasa/": {"t": "Tridacna derasa", "s": "A large, smooth-shelled giant clam with photosymbiotic algae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-derasa.webp", "c": "Stan Shebs · via Wikipedia: Tridacna derasa · CC BY-SA 3.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-noae/": {"t": "Tridacna noae", "s": "A giant clam long confused with Tridacna maxima.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-noae.webp", "c": "iNaturalist user: thibaudaronson · via Wikipedia: Tridacna noae · CC BY-SA 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-rosewateri/": {"t": "Tridacna rosewateri", "s": "A giant clam thought extinct until rediscovered in 2020.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-rosewateri.webp", "c": "Manuel CABALLER · via Wikipedia: Tridacna rosewateri · CC BY 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-squamosa/": {"t": "Tridacna squamosa", "s": "A large clam with fluted shell scutes and symbiotic algae.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-squamosa.webp", "c": "MerlinCharon; · via Wikipedia: Tridacna squamosa · CC0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-squamosina/": {"t": "Tridacna squamosina", "s": "A giant clam with pronounced tooth-like shell formations and rare Red Sea presence.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/tridacna-squamosina.webp", "c": "Albano PG, Schnedl S-M, Janssen R, Eschner A (2019) An illustrated catalogue of Rudolf Sturany’s type specimens in the Naturhistorisches Museum Wien, Austria (N · via Wikipedia: Tridacna squamosina · CC BY 4.0"}, "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/e/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/hippopus-hippopus/": {"t": "Hippopus hippopus", "s": "A giant clam with horse-foot name and strawberry blotches.", "i": "https://codexery.com/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/img/giant-clams-and-marine-bivalves/hippopus-hippopus.webp", "c": "Frédéric Ducarme · via Wikipedia: Hippopus hippopus · CC BY-SA 4.0"}}