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lemon sole Microstomus kitt 180595 4-183 smg
This live fan mussel or pen shell, Atrina fragilis, was accidentally trawled up from the bottom near Hanois lighthouse on Guernsey's south-west coast on February 18, 1998. It was caught about six miles to the west of Hanois Lighthouse, south-west coast of Guernsey (about 49 degrees 26 minutes and 2 degrees 51.30 minutes west). The fan mussel weighed 85 grams. It had a total length of 19.0 cm and a maximum valve width of 8.06 cm. The maximum thickness of the two valves of the live animal was 30.85 mm. File No. 15-116 ©RLLord fishinfo@guernsey.net
top left: red spot king prawn - Melicertus longistylus top middle: spot prawn - Pandalus platyceros top right: pink shrimp - Farafantepenaeus duorarum 2nd row left: smooth nylon shrimp - Heterocarpus laevigatus 2nd row middle: striped red shrimp - Aristeus varidens 2nd row right: banana shrimp - Fenneropenaeus merguiensis 3rd row left: white shrimp - Litopenaeus vannamei 3rd row left middle: royal red shrimp - Pleoticus robustus 3rd row right middle: rock shrimp cooked - Sicyonia brevirostris 3rd row right: white shrimp - Litopenaeus setiferus 4th row left: freshwater prawn - Macrobrachium sp. 4th row middle: sidestriped shrimp cooked - Pandalopsis dispar bottom row left: kuruma shrimp - Marsupenaeus japonicus bottom row middle: northern shrimp - Pandalus borealis bottom row right: giant tiger shrimp - Penaeus monodon
lemon sole Microstomus kitt 180595 4-183 smg
lemon sole Microstomus kitt 180595 4-183 smg
lemon sole Microstomus kitt 180595 4-183 smg
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