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Class: Bivalvia
Order: Myida
Family: Teredinidae shipworms

Genus: Bankia

(See list of species below)

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18 species (see list below)
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Bankia australis
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Bankia bipalmulata
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Bankia bipennata
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Bankia campanellata
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Bankia carinata
[Shipworm]
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Bankia cieba
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Bankia destructa
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Bankia fimbriatula
[Fimbriate shipworm]
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Bankia fosteri
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Bankia gouldi
[Cupped shipworm]
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Bankia martensi
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Bankia neztalia
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Bankia nordi
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Bankia oryzaformis
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Max. Length 0.7 cm SHL
 
Bankia setacea
[Feathery shipworm]
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Bankia sibirica
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Bankia tenuis
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Bankia zeteki
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