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targeted edible bottom-dwelling species. The gear is used to fish for
scallops,
oysters and
other species of clams, crabs, and sea cu****ber. The
dredge is...
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within the
superfamily Pectinoidea,
which also
includes the
thorny oysters.
Scallops are a
cosmopolitan family of
bivalves found in all of the world's...
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species of true
oysters, including:
Auckland oyster Dredge oyster Mangrove oyster Ostrea angasi Ostrea edulis Pacific oyster Rock
oysters Saccostrea glomerata...
- fillet,
prawns and calamari.
Additional foods used can
include fried scallops,
oysters and crab sticks. It
typically includes one or more
dipping sauces...
- (ostreon) '
oyster'.
Compare ὀστέον (osteon) 'bone'. True
oysters are
members of the
family Ostreidae. This
family includes the
edible oysters,
which mainly...
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known in
English as
spiny oysters or
thorny oysters (although they are not, in fact, true
oysters, but are
related to
scallops). The many
species of Spondylus...
- The Ostreidae, the true
oysters,
include most
species of
molluscs commonly consumed as
oysters.
Pearl oysters are not true
oysters, and
belong to the order...
-
cuisines of both
Guernsey and Jersey:
mussels (called
moules locally),
scallops,
oysters,
lobster and
crabs —
especially spider crabs which are considered...
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American states, with salt
water estuaries that can
sustain bottom oyster beds,
oysters are
raised and harvested. A
heavy rectangular metal scoop is towed...
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pearl oyster, a
marine bivalve mollusk in the
family Pteriidae, the
pearl oysters.
There are two
different color varieties: the Gold-lipped
oyster and the...
