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Class: Bivalvia
Order: Venerida
Family: Cyrenidae

Genus: Polymesoda

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FAO

Western Central Atlantic

Polymesoda arctata(Deshayes, 1854)

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Polymesoda arctata
[Slender marsh clam]

FAO

Western Atlantic
Max. Length 4 cm SHL
Polymesoda caroliniana(Bosc, 1801)

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Polymesoda caroliniana
[Carolina marshclam]

Coltro, Marcus

Indo-West Pacific
Max. Length 10.5 cm SHL
Polymesoda erosa(Solander, 1786)

Photo by Coltro, Marcus
 
Polymesoda erosa
[Common geloina]
No picture found
 
Polymesoda inflata
[Inflated marsh clam]
No picture found
 
Polymesoda maritima
[Southern marshclam]
No picture found
 
Polymesoda neubaueri
[]
No picture found
 
Polymesoda sumatrensis
[]

FAO

Western Central Atlantic

Polymesoda triangula(Philippi, 1849)

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Polymesoda triangula
[Triangular marsh clam]


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