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fr flustre (n) |
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fr mactre (n) |
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fr perce chaussée (n) |
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fr doris citron (n) |
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fr hétéropode (n) |
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fr natice (n) |
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bg молуска (n) |
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fr élatobranche (n) |
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fr fripier (n) |
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fr barillet (n) |
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fr glochidie (n) |
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fr hétérobranche (n) |
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fr flabelline à lignes rouges (n) |
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fr lambis (n) |
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fr peigne (n) |
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fr quahog (n) |
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fr chiton (n) |
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fr triton (n) |
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fr vertigo (n) |
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fr mercenaria (n) |
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mul unionidae (n) |
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fr molluscivore (n) |
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fr piure (n) |
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fr patellier (n) |
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fr galatée (n) |
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fr sabot (n) |
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fr coquille (n) |
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scn mulluscu (n) |
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id cangkang (n) |
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fr élédone (n) |
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fr pourpre (n) |
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fr astartidés (n) |
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fr coquillage (n) |
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fr trialle (n) |
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fr soie de mer (n) |
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fr hianticonque (a) |
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fr ormeau (n) |
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fr lingule (n) |
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fr brunette (n) |
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fr palléal (a) |
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fr péronie (n) |
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fr magile (n) |
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fr cyrène (n) |
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fr ouvre huitre (n) |
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fr térébelle (n) |
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et limune (n) |
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