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Miesmuschel Latin - Mytilus edulis English - Blue mussel Norsk - Blåskjell Deutsch - Miesmuscheln / Miesmuschel / Pfahlmuschel Français - Moule Commune / Moules Nederlands - Mossel Italiano - Cozza / Mitili Español - Mejillones Português - Mexilhão azul / Mexilhões ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Jakobsmuscheln Latin - Pecten maximus English - Great Scallop Norsk - Kamskjell Deutsch - Jakobsmuscheln / Kamm-Muschel Français - Coquilles Saint-Jacques Nederlands - Sint Jakobsmossel Italiano - Gran pettine / Cappasanta atlantica Español - Vieiras / Concha de Santiago Português - Vieiras ![]() ![]()
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Auster Latin - Ostrea edulis English - Flat Oyster, Common Oyster Norsk - Østers Deutsch - Auster Français - Huître plate / Huître Nederlands - Platte oester Italiano - Ostrica piatta / Comune di ostriche Español - Ostras Português - Ostra plana ![]() ![]() ![]()
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Common cockle Latin - Cerastoderma edule Norsk - Hjerteskjell Deutsch - Gemeinsame Herzmuschel Français - Commune de coques Italiano - Cuore di mare Español - Berberecho común Português - Berbigão vulgar / Joio do trigo ![]() ![]() ![]() The common cockle is a species of marine bivalve. It is found in coastal areas of the Atlantic Ocean and the North sea.. Widely distributed in estuaries and sandy bays around the coasts. Inhabits the surface of sediments, burrowing to a depth of no more than 5 cm. Found on clean sand, muddy sand, mud or muddy gravel from the middle to lower intertidal, sometimes sub tidally. Often abundant in estuaries and sheltered bays, and population densities of 10,000 per m² have been recorded. This species is eaten in several countries, including the United Kingdom, France, Spain and Germany. Common whelk Latin - Buccinum undatum Norsk - Kongesnegler Deutsch - Wellhornschnecken Français - Buccin Italiano - Buccino Español - Bocina Português - Búzios / Buzo ![]() ![]() ![]() Common whelk is a large colder-water edible sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Buccinidae, the true whelks Habitat This species is mainly found on soft substrates in the sublittoral zone, and occasionally on the littoral fringe, where it can sometimes be found live at low tide. Shell description Size: The common whelk as a food item |