-600x600.jpg "Laevicardium Sp,")
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- Cardiidae
Description
Fossil species : Laevicardium Sp, / Swainson, 1840
Location : Deurganckdok, Antwerp, Belgium
Geological Age : Neogene
Lenth : 54 tot 58 mm
Width : 52 tot 55 mm
Hight : 17 tot 18 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can vary in size and collor.
Cardiidae
The cardiidae or cockles are one of the largest and most well known bivalve family, there are several hundred species. The cardiidae have a hinge with two cardinal teeth in each half of the shell. And in the left shell one front and one rear lateral tooth. The cockles are also widely consumed by people, so it is a popular source of food.
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Location : Deurganckdok, Antwerp, Belgium
Geological Age : Neogene
Lenth : 54 tot 58 mm
Width : 52 tot 55 mm
Hight : 17 tot 18 mm
Be Aware! We have multiple specimens in stock, They can vary in size and collor.
Cardiidae
The cardiidae or cockles are one of the largest and most well known bivalve family, there are several hundred species. The cardiidae have a hinge with two cardinal teeth in each half of the shell. And in the left shell one front and one rear lateral tooth. The cockles are also widely consumed by people, so it is a popular source of food.