Bivalve Shells

Florida Marsh Clam
Jean Allsopp

Florida Marsh Clam

Marsh clams are found in fresh to brackish water, but only two of the 100 worldwide species live in North American waters. The thick shells are oval to circular in shape. A heavy hinge joins the halves. The surface is smooth or lightly ridged.

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