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clam
noun as in bivalve living in ocean
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To avoid disturbing the sites further, the team relied on radiocarbon dating of clam shells and deer bones that were originally collected some 50 years ago.
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Sea slugs, corals, clams and sponges may not get as much of the spotlight as blue whales or sharks, but these curious creatures come with a host of unique, hard-to-believe abilities.
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It actually looked more like a large clam.
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The pipeline company will also have to mitigate harm to fish and clams.
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A giant sea star crept over a crowd of clams.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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