10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SOFT CLAM»
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soft clam in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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1
Clam and Scallop Industries of New York State
Clam culture, plan for, 6207-243 ; control of grounds, 623»-24l, 629/'. Clam
industry, 6o8s-259 ; relations to oyster industry, 627s-29a. Clams, increased
demand for, 6101. Connecticut, soft clam supply, 611s. Cow bay, soft clam supply
. 6152.
James Lawrence Kellogg,
1901
In extended experiments on the growth of the soft clam, Mya, the same difliculty
was met with in many localities. The masses of weed, flattened out on the bottom
by the tide currents, greatly hinder the clams underneath from obtaining from the
...
New York State Museum,
1905
3
Documents of the Senate of the State of New York
He found remains of the soft clam and scales of fishes in its stomach. Suborder
tectospondyli Family squatinidae Angel Sharks Genus squatina Dumeril Body flat
, depressed as in the rays, the snout obtuse or slightly concave in front; nostrils
on ...
New York (State). Legislature. Senate,
1904
4
Bulletin of the New York State Museum
Connecticut, soft clam supply, 61l9. Cow bay, soft clam supply, 615?. Depletion
and restoration of supply, 6053-87. Fish culture, 607'. Freeport, hard clam
industry, 625'. Gardiners bay, soft clam supply, 6127; hard clam industry, 6243;
scallops, ...
Maine, soft clam supply, 609', 6icP,6u'*. Massachusetts, soft clam supply, 6li5.
Massapequa, hard clam industry, 625*. Moriches bay, hard clam industry, 624'.
Mya arenaria, 6oS7-243 ; life history ,6l62- 243. Napeague harbor, soft clam
supply ...
Ephraim Porter Felt, George B. Simpson, Gerrit Smith Miller,
1900
6
Annual Report of the Regents
Clam culture, plan for, 6207-243 ; control of grounds, 6239-24', 629A Clam
industry, 6o8s-259 ; relations to oyster industry, 6278-299. Clams, increased
demand for, 6101. Connecticut, soft clam supply, 61 18. Cow bay, soft clam
supply. 6152.
New York State Museum,
1902
Clam culture, plan for, 620I-243 ; control of grounds, 6239-241, 629s. Clam
industry, 6088-259 ; relations to oyster industry, 62 78-29'. Clams, increased
demand for, 6101. Connecticut, soft clam supply, 61 Is. Cow bay, soft clam supply
. 6152.
8
Marine and Freshwater Products Handbook
Other common names: soft clam, manninose, longneck clam, long clam, steamer,
squirt clam, sandgaper, old maid, Ipswich clam, belly clam. Soft-shell clams are
distinguished by their thin, elongated, off-white shells and their long siphons.
Roy E. Martin, Emily Paine Carter, George J. Flick, Jr.,
2000
9
Fisheries of the United States, 1908
Various species, most of which are edible, are known as "soft clam," "long clam," "
butterfish," "mananose," "nanni- nose," "squirt clam," "quahaug," "hard clam," "surf
clam," "sea clam," "hen clam," "beach clam," "dipper," "skimmer," "painted clam ...
United States. Bureau of the Census, United States. Bureau of Fisheries,
1911
10
Tangier Island: Place, People, and Talk
... concern is with the commercial clams, which are known as the soft- shelled
clam or the hard-shelled clam, commonly reduced to soft clam and hard clam.
They are known also as the long-necked clam and the little-necked clam,
respectively.