This cream to white cockle has a thin ribbed shell with over 50 ribs the shell itself is fragile and it may have a pinkish colouration near the rounded apex (umbo)

At a glance

Habitat Subtidally in sand and mud to a depth of 30m
Size Can grow up to around 6cm
Origin Native
Distribution Most states of Australia
Descriptions
Distribution
Most states of Australia
Habitat
Subtidally in sand and mud to a depth of 30m
Size
Can grow up to around 6cm
Common Name Thin-ribbed Cockle
Aliases Common Southern Cockle, Narrowly Ribbed Heart Cockle, Rackett's Strawberry Cockle,
Origin Native
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Distribution provided by The Atlas of Living Australia

Classification

Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumMollusca
ClassBivalvia
SubclassAutobranchia
SuperorderImparidentia
OrderCardiida
SuborderCardiidina
InfraorderHyporder CARDIOIDEI
SuperfamilyCardioidea
FamilyCardiidae
GenusFulvia
SpeciesFulvia tenuicostata
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Synonyms

There are no known synonyms for this species
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