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  1. North west fringes of Europe

    This species occurs on the north west fringes of Europe extending from Norway to the Mediterranean Sea. It lives on coarse sand and gravel, attached to rocks or other shells by its byssus. It is found in intertidal zones and down to about two hundred feet.
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    Pododesmus patelliformis - Wikipedia

    Pododesmus patelliformis, the ribbed saddle-oyster, is a species of bivalve mollusc in the family Anomiidae. It is found in the north east Atlantic Ocean. Meer weergeven

    This oyster has a thin asymmetric shell up to four centimetres in length which is white, sometimes with brown markings. The outline is roughly circular and the beaks are … Meer weergeven

    This species occurs on the north west fringes of Europe extending from Norway to the Mediterranean Sea. It lives on coarse sand … Meer weergeven

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    Older specimens of the ribbed saddle-oyster are usually covered by tubeworms and sponges. Other species often found living in the same vicinity include the parchment worm Meer weergeven

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  9. Pododesmus patelliformis

    WEBPododesmus patelliformis (Linnaeus, 1761) Iceland & Norway to Angola, Mediterranean. Lives offshore, attached to stones, debris and other shells. Suspension feeder. Original taxon: Anomia patelliformis. Synonyms: …

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