Abuthagir:

You may consult this link (Chapter Bivalves) for insights:

http://www.fao.org/docrep/016/i2741e/i2741e.pdf

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Syed

Please have a look at this link also.

http://species-identification.org/index.php?groep=Bivalve+shells&selectie=52&hoofdgroepen_pad=%2C1%2C12%2C52

thank you Syed Abbas Jafar sir and Arvind Singh sir

I recommend Oliver, P.G. Bivalved seashells of the Red Sea. Excellent photos and illustrations. 

I agree the point of Paul. You also can refer Huber (2010, 2015) for bivalve species. 

Indo - Pacific Mollusca. Monographs of the Marine Mollusks of the Tropical Western Pacific and Indian Oceans. Three Volumes by R. Tucker Abbott, ed.could also be an option.

The both volumes of Huber are useful if you already know where you have to go. The books includes thousands of pictures of bivalves around the world and is not really a key book.

Cheers

Michael

OCCASIONAL PAPER NO. 320: RECORDS OF THE ZOOLOGICAL SURVEY OF INDIA - Annotated Checklist of Indian Marine Molluscs (Cephalopoda, Bivalvia and Scaphopoda) (Part-t) - RAMAKRISHNA and A. DEY. This can be helpful to cross check species available in the west coast of India including the Lakshadweep islands

http://faunaofindia.nic.in/PDFVolumes/occpapers/320/index.pdf

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Deepak

Hello

does every one have the book of R. Tucker Abbott and Huber (2010, 2015)?

thank you