Appearance
This animal grows up to 60 mm in diameter. It has a bulky, oval shell with well-defined concentric ridges. The shell edges are knobbly and crossed.
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Species
Warty Venus Clam
Venus verrucosa, Linnaeus, 1758
marine
About Warty Venus Clam
Venus verrucosa, the warty venus, is a species of saltwater clam. It is a species of marine bivalve mollusc in the family Veneridae, sometimes collectively known as the venus clams.
Habitat
This species is found around the European coast and also the southern African coast, from the Namibian coast to Mozambique, subtidally to 155 m.
Where to see it
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