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Buccinum undatum, the
common whelk or the
waved buccinum, is a large,
edible marine gastropod in the
family Buccinidae, the "true whelks". This species...
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shared with
several related and
unrelated species. The
common whelk Buccinum undatum is the most
common representative of the
genus in the
northern Atlantic...
- used for a
number of
species in the
family Buccinidae,
especially Buccinum undatum, an
edible European and
Northern Atlantic species. In the
British Isles...
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Colombia and Venezuela,
where it originates, is
known as
guarura Others:
Buccinum undatum,
common whelk Cantareus apertus (formerly
Helix aperta),
garden snail...
- (such as the
North American Busycon species and the
North Atlantic Buccinum undatum) and
periwinkles including Littorina littorea. The s**** of sea snails...
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designed to
repel predators,
which causes a
reaction in the
common whelk (
Buccinum undatum), a
common prey species. At
dilute concentrations it
caused the whelk...
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within the starfish's tissues, have a
dramatic effect on the
whelk Buccinum undatum. At low
concentrations they
cause the
mollusc to
withdraw from the...
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Commercial mollusks Marine gastropods Abalone Periwinkle Whelk Buccinum undatum Bullacta exarata Kelletia kelletii Kelletia lischkei Land and freshwater...
- that have not yet hatched. The
flesh of the
common northern whelk,
Buccinum undatum, is much
appreciated by
connoisseurs as a food item, but its consumption...
