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Paphies ventricosa, or
toheroa (a Māori word
meaning "long tongue"), is a
large bivalve mollusc of the
family Mesodesmatidae,
endemic to New Zealand....
- Rotorua. Īhenga went
north to
Ripiro Beach. Here, the
travellers gathered toheroa, but Īhenga ate them all
while the
other travellers were away, so the place...
- This
beach is home of the
famous local s****fish
delicacy called the
toheroa.
Overexploitation in the 1950s and 1960s
caused the po****tion of the s****fish...
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Encyclopedia of New Zealand, http://www.TeAra.govt.nz/en/ephemera/5101/
toheroa (accessed 30
December 2022) "Pipi Soup (NZ Clam Chowder)". Food. Retrieved...
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Wellington Closed 1968
Waitomo 14 1928 Te Kuiti, King
Country Closed 1969
Toheroa 15 1931 Dargaville,
Hokianga Closed 1983 ****a 16 1934 Otorohonga, King...
- the beach. He was
known for
collecting and
drying Paphies ventricosa (
toheroa)
collected from the
Muriwai area,
which he
would trade with
other Tāmaki...
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April 2016.
Ahumoana tawhito (ancient aquaculture): the
translocation of
toheroa (Paphies ventricosa) and
other marine species by Māori by
Vanessa Rona...
- This
beach is home of the
famous local s****fish
delicacy called the
toheroa.
Overexploitation in the 1950s and 1960s
caused the po****tion of the s****fish...
- of
wrecks visible at low tide.
Ahipara Bay was once well
known for its
toheroa s****fish, but
gathering these is
restricted due to
their near-extinction...
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sedimentation in the harbour. S****fish
abundance has declined,
especially toheroa, scallops, tuatua, ****les and pipi.
Finfish like mullet, snapper, kanae...
