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| Common, living in mud and muddy gravel, occasionally in sand. Although records are from inshore, especially in the sea lochs where it is probably abundant, it has been found to considerable depths. Dead shells seldom found because it is so fragile. Many old records. |
| Collections: NMSZ, NMW, UM |
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