| The scientist looked at imposex in the dog whelk, a common snail along the coast of New South Wales. |
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| It appears to be cut from a large bivalve and does not have the twisted shape of a whelk or conch columella. |
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| The channelled whelk is almost as big, and may be distinguished by the deep, channelled grooves which follow the whorls of the shell. |
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| The whelk-enclosure experiment demonstrated that the predatory whelk affected not only survivorship but also growth rate of the clam. |
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| Not because it does anything fancy or unusual, or because it charges £300 for half a sautéed whelk. |
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| Non-compliance with 2007 whelk licence conditions by harvesting whelk using whelk traps without valid tags. |
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| Non-compliance with 2009 whelk licence conditions by keeping whelks under the legal size of 70 mm. |
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| There are also plans to impose a minimum legal size for whelk and Greenland halibut to protect their stocks in the estuary and Gulf. |
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| The crab, common scallop and common whelk referred to in Article 3 shall not be classified according to specific standards of freshness. |
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| The fact he could be won round to this cranky idea demonstrates that he shouldn't be trusted in charge of a whelk stall, let alone the national economy. |
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| Excavations found a rough stone chamber-like feature towards the east end with a female burial, bones from various other individuals, and a necklace of dog whelk shells. |
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| Their arrogance and incompetence was a toxic mix and they couldn't run a whelk stall. |
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| But like Mr Morsi and his friends, Aung San Suu Kyi and her colleagues have never run a whelk stall, never mind a country. |
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| One tangled itself in a whelk trap near Natashquan and was freed without serious injury. |
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| Green sea urchins, waved whelk, Stimpson's surfclam and snow crab are also found in the sector. |
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| They scratched a living from shrimp and whelk, operating one or two lobster pots and surviving on what the trawlermen chucked back into the waters. |
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| Protandry in knobbed whelk may be opportunistic, and not every individual may be capable of it. |
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| It was alleged that the queen conch was mislabelled and falsely documented as non-endangered frozen whelk meat so as to escape the scrutiny of U. S. and Canadian border and wildlife officials. |
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| Iain had become master of his own destiny but an angry ball of crabs, a dog whelk and a starfish suggested our future didn't lie in catching lobsters. |
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| When they're not occupied with serious scientific stuff, they can be counted on to help you tell your dog whelk from your limpet. |
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| Tributyl tin is also driving the common dog whelk to extinction by damaging its ability to reproduce. |
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| The man didn't know the difference between a whelk shell and a clamshell, and he couldn't tell a horseshoe crab from a fiddler crab. |
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| The time it takes to cook the whelks depends on the size of the whelk. |
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| Octopus and whelk, a kind of marine snail, were chosen for the initial shipments because testing for radioactive caesium measured no detectable amounts, according to the Fukushima Prefectural fishing co-operative. |
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| In view of the low level of imports of common whelk of the tariff lines 0307 99 18 and 1605 90 30 from the Faeroes, it is not considered that the additional concession will have a material impact on the Community budget. |
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| In Annex II, the scale of sizes shall be supplemented by the size categories applicable to striped or red mullet, black sea bream, common scallop and common whelk, as specified in the annex to this Regulation. |
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| The mode of reproduction for whelks also needs investigation because Castagna and Kraeuter suggested that knobbed whelk may be protandrous hermaphrodites. |
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