Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Diverticula (mollusc)
A simple  style search shows 4,300 GScholar hits for ''Diverticula mollusc'' and 4,240 GScholar hits for ''Diverticulum mollusc''; it appears both forms of the word are common in mollusc study. GBooks shows 4,290 hits for ''Diverticula mollusc -wikipedia'', including some textbooks on the first page of hits. This topic looks highly notable to me. The articles Diverticula (mollusc) and Diverticulum are about different subjects. Diverticulum is concerned with diverticula in the context of human medicine and embryology, whereas Diverticula (mollusc) is about the digestive system of molluscs. It is reasonable to keep these two articles separate. The article could definitely use some sources and further improvement, but these are surmountable problems, per . A highly notable topic and surmountable article problems suggests keeping the article. Given that article titles should generally be in the singular, a move to Diverticulum (mollusc) would be fine
— User:Mark, 18:34, 4 September 2014 (UTC)
Stance: keep
Cited policy: WP:BEFORE||WP:SURMOUNTABLE (Wikipedia:Articles for deletion)