Category:Uncategorized shellfish

Media in category "Uncategorized shellfish"

The following 136 files are in this category, out of 136 total.

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  FMIB 39016 Modified coal screen used for cleaning and separating mussels.jpeg 737 × 602; 135 KB
  
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  FMIB 39021 Culling mussels by hand.jpeg 427 × 667; 101 KB
  
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  FMIB 39025 Improved float employed in experiments in mussel culture showing one of crates on 'deck' opposite its berth.jpeg 1,103 × 785; 289 KB
  
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  FMIB 39031 Floating crate containing four basketsin which were placed the fish infected with mussel glochidia The first successful attempt.jpeg 1,042 × 645; 207 KB
  
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  FMIB 39040 Girls shucking steamed mussels which are to be canned or pickled.jpeg 549 × 846; 122 KB
  
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  FMIB 39044 Revolving screen cylinder in tank of water used for final cleansing of mussels Wire baskets for holding mussels are shown at.jpeg 802 × 510; 111 KB
  
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  FMIB 39045 Mussels at the age of one year and four months, and buttons cut from them These mussels were the product of artificial infection.jpeg 985 × 1,556; 438 KB
  
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  FMIB 39050 Steaming mussels in a process kettle.jpeg 571 × 767; 127 KB
  
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  FMIB 39062 Claie or movable wooden frame used for growing mussels in the Lamotte canal near Marseilles.jpeg 571 × 441; 86 KB
  
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  FMIB 39063 Sealing glass jars which have been packed with picked mussels.jpeg 471 × 667; 113 KB
  
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  FMIB 39064 Floatanchored in the river showing three crates in position supported by adjustable iron hangers which are visible above the.jpeg 1,103 × 785; 253 KB
  
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  FMIB 41274 Chart of the Principal Pearling Regions.jpeg 2,074 × 1,595; 561 KB
  
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  FMIB 42065 Hatching Lobsters, Montauk, N Y, July, 1910.jpeg 1,477 × 989; 379 KB
  
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  FMIB 42099 Larval Lobsters, Lateral View--Third stage.jpeg 611 × 407; 60 KB
  
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  FMIB 42100 Larval Lobsters, Dorsal View--First stage.jpeg 416 × 789; 75 KB
  
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  FMIB 42101 Larval Lobsters, Dorsal View--Second stage.jpeg 428 × 755; 81 KB
  
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  FMIB 42102 Larval Lobsters, Dorsal View--Third Stage.jpeg 490 × 710; 82 KB
  
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  FMIB 42103 Larval Lobsters, Dorsal View--Fourth stage.jpeg 515 × 718; 80 KB
  
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  FMIB 42115 Gathering oysters from the mangrove trees, Tumbes.jpeg 973 × 834; 190 KB
  
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  FMIB 42303 Local distribution of the common scallop, Tecten gibbus borealis, whose range extends from Nova Scotia to Florida.jpeg 1,101 × 1,336; 191 KB
  
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  FMIB 42304 Local distribution of the 'smooth' or nothern scallop, Pecten magellanicus, which ranges, on our coast, from Labrador to (off.jpeg 1,109 × 1,357; 189 KB
  
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  FMIB 42307 Local distribution of the hermit crab, Pagurus pollicaris, whose range is from Cape Cod Bay to South Carolina.jpeg 1,122 × 1,332; 194 KB
  
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  FMIB 42825 Nihojima Oyster grounds, showing 'Toya' ground and living ground.jpeg 1,037 × 728; 253 KB
  
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  FMIB 42828 Oyster ground near Tamsui, Formosa.jpeg 1,177 × 854; 244 KB
  
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  FMIB 42974 Dredging for mussels This vessel operates on the ocean and bays from Princes Bay to Fire Island and gatghers from 200 to 250.jpeg 1,083 × 786; 142 KB
  
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  FMIB 42975 Heap of mussel shells, the reslut of a few days' work.jpeg 1,055 × 758; 178 KB
  
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  FMIB 42976 Heap of shells from mussels which have been pickled for the New York market The shells are used as cultch for seed oysters.jpeg 1,087 × 810; 196 KB
  
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  FMIB 43014 Cyclops.jpeg 1,015 × 513; 51 KB
  
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  FMIB 43756 Oyster drill (Urosalpinx cinerea) boring the shell of a scallop Five drills were found on the specimen, but one rolled off when.jpeg 1,257 × 822; 498 KB
  
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  FMIB 43760 Scallops over one year old, as shown by the formation of the annual growth line, which is caused by cessation of growth during.jpeg 1,273 × 913; 364 KB
  
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  FMIB 43764 Scallop on the left, as indicated by the arrow, has been killed by the oyster drill, which has pierced the shell with a fine.jpeg 1,274 × 856; 365 KB
  
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  FMIB 43768 Scallop Pusher--This implement consists of a wooden pole, from 8 to 9 feet long, attached to a rectangular iron framework, 3 by.jpeg 1,364 × 835; 538 KB
  
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  FMIB 44242 Siliqua patula, Flat Razor Clam.jpeg 595 × 308; 49 KB
  
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  FMIB 44243 Abalone, Haliotis refescens.jpeg 650 × 400; 83 KB
  
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  FMIB 44244 Basket Cockle, Cardium corpis.jpeg 541 × 373; 65 KB
  
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  FMIB 44895 Razor clams as taken from the beds.jpeg 473 × 301; 49 KB
  
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  FMIB 44896 Cleaning the Clams.jpeg 430 × 705; 89 KB
  
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  FMIB 44903 Digging Razor Clams.jpeg 404 × 275; 31 KB
  
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  FMIB 44904 Adding Nectar to the Meats.jpeg 371 × 420; 52 KB
  
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  FMIB 44905 Washing the Clams by Machinery.jpeg 382 × 366; 47 KB
  
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  FMIB 46022 Clam Industry.jpeg 1,905 × 1,437; 1.34 MB
  
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  FMIB 46025 Lobster Fishery.jpeg 1,754 × 1,389; 1.52 MB
  
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  FMIB 46028 Lobster Industry.jpeg 1,912 × 1,597; 1.31 MB
  
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  FMIB 47340 Birgos Latro, Keeling Island.jpeg 919 × 1,043; 109 KB
  
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  FMIB 47563 Scallops- Changes in form of shell A series of drawings illustrating the changes from the early veliger (the first shell), which.jpeg 951 × 1,050; 97 KB
  
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  FMIB 47564 Plan of biological raft used at Monomoy Point for growth experiments and spat collecting The raft, 20 feet long by 10 feet wide.jpeg 1,644 × 637; 107 KB
  
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  FMIB 47565 Type of pen used in determining the rate of growth of the scallop The sizes ranged from 40 to 400 square feet The posts were.jpeg 1,589 × 714; 450 KB
  
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  FMIB 47566 Graphic representation of the growth of the average scallop and its gain in volume Starting September 1 with 1 bushel of 12.jpeg 891 × 1,493; 132 KB
  
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  FMIB 47567 Nassa obsoleta (the little black winkle of the tide flats) devouring a scallop These little scavengers swarm over the scallop.jpeg 925 × 1,394; 342 KB
  
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  FMIB 47569 Spat boxes, lowered from the raft at Monomoy Point, after having been down for the summer Notice the quantity of barnacles and.jpeg 1,261 × 827; 436 KB
  
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  FMIB 47570 Method of recording the spawning of the scallop WGVinal, following the spawning of individual scallops, placed them in separate.jpeg 1,321 × 839; 321 KB
  
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  FMIB 47576 These scallops show two or three lines which indicate temporarily arrested growth A careful distinction should be made between.jpeg 1,265 × 860; 355 KB
  
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  FMIB 47577 Instrument used for measuring the scallops The scallop is passed down the trianble until it touches on both sides, where the.jpeg 1,239 × 757; 293 KB
  
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  FMIB 47578 Two scallops, each fourteen months old, illustrate the difference in growth between localities with good and poor circulation of.jpeg 650 × 1,217; 243 KB
  
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  FMIB 47713 Diagrammatic figure of oyster lying in left valve of shell and dissected to show internal organs, (after Leuckart and Nitsche.jpeg 567 × 683; 113 KB
  
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  FMIB 47750 Epitonium caamanoi Dall ; Bartsch -1 ; Turbonilla rinella Dall ; Bartsch -2 ; Leda Penderi Dall, Dorsal View -3 ;; Leda Penderi.jpeg 450 × 774; 114 KB
  
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  FMIB 47751 Odostomia youngi Dall ; Bartsch -1 ; Odostomia spreadborough Dall ; Bartsch -2 ; Turbonilla talama Dall ; Bartsch -3 ; Mangilia.jpeg 350 × 640; 71 KB
  
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  FMIB 47754 Marcia subdiaphana Carpenter -1 ; Terebratulina unguicula Carpenter -25 ; Pecten alaskensis Dall -6 ; Pholadidea rostrata.jpeg 450 × 618; 173 KB
  
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  FMIB 47882 Abalone shells and pearls Black abalone (Haliotis cracherodii)-1; Red abalone (H rufescens-2; Green abalone (H fulgens)-3.jpeg 706 × 1,443; 197 KB
  
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  FMIB 48192 -Quahog Eggs- -.jpeg 898 × 1,491; 362 KB
  
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  FMIB 48193 -Quahog Eggs- -.jpeg 864 × 1,388; 337 KB
  
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  FMIB 48194 Young Quahog.jpeg 802 × 725; 122 KB
  
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  FMIB 48195 Young Quahog.jpeg 802 × 636; 115 KB
  
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  FMIB 48196 Map showing the distribution of the quahaug in Massachusetts The black areas indicate ground where quahaugs are found.jpeg 885 × 1,408; 124 KB
  
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  FMIB 48197 Plan of the Powder Hole, Monomoy Point, Mass, showing the shellfish experiments and laboratory of the Massachusetts Department.jpeg 912 × 1,147; 96 KB
  
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  FMIB 48198 Map of Wellfleet Bay showing the location between the tide lines of quahaug growth experiments 101 to 185 Many acres of flats.jpeg 871 × 1,450; 176 KB
  
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  FMIB 48199 Growth of a quahaug in the raft boxes, Monomoy Point, from one and one-half to five and one-half years old, is shown with the.jpeg 753 × 1,388; 215 KB
  
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  FMIB 48200 Diagram of the method used in experimental hatching of quahaug eggs and rearing of the young larvae at the Wellfleet laboratory.jpeg 1,546 × 905; 194 KB
  
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  FMIB 48208 Principal enemy of the adult quahaug is the common winkle or cockle (Lunatia duplicata or heros), pictured at the right and left.jpeg 836 × 1,063; 303 KB
  
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  FMIB 48210 Quahaug house of the firm of A D Davis & Co at Wellfleet in 1907, one of the receiving agencies for the Wellfleet fishermen A.jpeg 1,291 × 829; 300 KB
  
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  FMIB 48211 Wellfleet quahauging fleet at their moorings in Duck Creek Practically all these boats are equipped with gasoline engines, a.jpeg 1,325 × 781; 228 KB
  
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  FMIB 48212 Basket rake covered with fine meshed wire netting, used at New Bedford and Fairhaven in the capture of the small seed quahaugs.jpeg 1,229 × 788; 473 KB
  
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  FMIB 48213 Type of basked rake used for deep water quahauging on Cape Cod It consists of an iron framework, forming a curved bowl, the.jpeg 1,374 × 823; 541 KB
  
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  FMIB 48214 Claw Quahaug Rake.jpeg 1,374 × 809; 500 KB
  
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  FMIB 48215 This style of basket rake is used at Edgartown and Nantucket The whole rake is made of iron, no netting being required, as thin.jpeg 1,339 × 823; 500 KB
  
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  FMIB 48216 Anatomy of the Oyster.jpeg 1,132 × 823; 347 KB
  
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  FMIB 48218 Near view of oyster shells on the gravel bar in Herring River The set is about three months old Notice the clean appearance of.jpeg 837 × 1,243; 411 KB
  
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  FMIB 48219 Oyster seed, mostly two-year olds, attached to the wooden piles and the stones beneath Chequesset Inn wharf, Wellfleet, Mass The.jpeg 1,257 × 823; 477 KB
  
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  FMIB 48222 Three-month-old spat upon stones, which were gathered beneath Chequesset Inn wharf, Wellfleet.jpeg 801 × 1,388; 550 KB
  
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  FMIB 48266 Egg--Embryo--Larva--To Youngest Spat.jpeg 1,057 × 1,623; 223 KB
  
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  FMIB 48269 Larva and Spat.jpeg 1,105 × 1,512; 206 KB
  
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  FMIB 48270 Stages in Development of the Oyster.jpeg 1,043 × 1,692; 321 KB
  
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  FMIB 48271 Sections of Larvae and Spat.jpeg 947 × 1,512; 193 KB
  
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  FMIB 48322 Taking Catch to Packing House, Peewit Island.jpeg 739 × 649; 119 KB
  
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  FMIB 48323 Oysters Packed Ready for Despatch (Packing House Pyefleet Creek).jpeg 704 × 601; 110 KB
  
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  FMIB 48339 Letter from Sir F Walsingham Desiring Colchester oysters to be sent for Queen Elizabeth's entertainment Dated April 23, 1589.jpeg 733 × 787; 147 KB
  
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  FMIB 48340 Letter from F Walsingham to Colchester Bailiffs, April 24, 1589.jpeg 719 × 711; 121 KB
  
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  FMIB 48341 Letter for Thanks for Oysters from Sir F Walsingham to Colchester Bailiffs, May 5, 1589.jpeg 684 × 670; 100 KB
  
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  FMIB 48344 Seal of Colne Fishery Company.jpeg 505 × 497; 66 KB
  
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  FMIB 48356 Colchester Oyster Fishery -by- Henry Laver, F S A.jpeg 988 × 1,464; 825 KB
  
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  FMIB 49261 Forms of Surface Life- Young sea snail.jpeg 325 × 251; 26 KB
  
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  FMIB 49264 Pages from the Sea's story- Fossil shells and corals once at the bottom of the sea.jpeg 675 × 483; 90 KB
  
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  FMIB 49707 Daphniae.jpeg 605 × 692; 78 KB
  
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  FMIB 52662 External Anatomy of a Lobster.jpeg 711 × 1,092; 210 KB
  
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  FMIB 52667 Pagurus bernhardus; ch, chela of first right leg; L4, L5, fourth and fifth legs; t, abdominal torga; up, last pair of appendages.jpeg 543 × 795; 160 KB
  
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  FMIB 52668 Colony of sea-anemones (Epizoanthus americanus) which had completely covered and absorbed a shell occupied by a hermit-crab.jpeg 354 × 219; 52 KB
  
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  FMIB 52671 Hippa talpoida.jpeg 369 × 177; 23 KB
  
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  FMIB 52673 Porcellana sayana.jpeg 411 × 219; 35 KB
  
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  FMIB 52674 Lithodes maia.jpeg 468 × 456; 40 KB
  
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  FMIB 52675 Echidnocerus cibarius.jpeg 404 × 277; 75 KB
  
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  FMIB 52677 Echidnocerus foriminatus.jpeg 459 × 324; 47 KB
  
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  FMIB 52682 Cancer irroratus, the rock-crab; male.jpeg 534 × 426; 131 KB
  
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  FMIB 52683 Cancer borealis, the Johan crab; male.jpeg 537 × 426; 91 KB
  
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  FMIB 52684 Cancer magister, the common crab of the Pacific coast; male.jpeg 819 × 498; 247 KB
  
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  FMIB 52686 Cancer antennairius, the California rock-crab.jpeg 813 × 657; 202 KB
  
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  FMIB 52687 Menippe mercenavia, the stone-crab; male.jpeg 813 × 708; 330 KB
  
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  FMIB 52690 Hyas araneus.jpeg 456 × 237; 67 KB
  
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  FMIB 52700 Ochestia agilis.jpeg 267 × 153; 13 KB
  
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  FMIB 52708 Chiridotea caeca.jpeg 363 × 501; 108 KB
  
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  FMIB 52882 Pecten opercularis, showing the ocelli, or eyes, on the two edges of the mantle.jpeg 228 × 140; 13 KB
  
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  FMIB 52904 Pinna seminuda.jpeg 336 × 168; 31 KB
  
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  FMIB 52908 Carduta bireakus.jpeg 128 × 152; 12 KB
  
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  FMIB 52911 Arctica (Cyprina) islandica.jpeg 264 × 270; 20 KB
  
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  FMIB 52913 Tellina tenera.jpeg 160 × 76; 7 KB
  
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  FMIB 52914 Tellina tenera.jpeg 72 × 78; 3 KB
  
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  FMIB 52920 Tellina alternata.jpeg 260 × 140; 22 KB
  
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  FMIB 52922 Macoma secta.jpeg 252 × 188; 29 KB
  
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  FMIB 52923 Raeta canaliculata.jpeg 250 × 216; 32 KB
  
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  FMIB 52927 Mactra solidissima.jpeg 268 × 206; 30 KB
  
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  FMIB 52928 Mactra lateralis.jpeg 108 × 104; 5 KB
  
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  FMIB 52929 Venus mercenaria.jpeg 286 × 250; 28 KB
  
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  FMIB 52930 Venus cancellata.jpeg 164 × 170; 19 KB
  
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  FMIB 52931 Cytherea (Callista) gigantea.jpeg 260 × 194; 31 KB
  
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  FMIB 52932 Cytherea (Callista) maculata.jpeg 192 × 190; 23 KB
  
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  FMIB 52933 Dosinia discus.jpeg 214 × 222; 13 KB
  
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  FMIB 52936 Chione succineta.jpeg 182 × 248; 29 KB
  
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  FMIB 52937 Chione simillima.jpeg 224 × 232; 19 KB
  
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  FMIB 52938 Petricola pholadiformis.jpeg 84 × 228; 9 KB
  
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  FMIB 52942 Cardium laevigatum.jpeg 130 × 184; 15 KB
  
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  FMIB 52945 Giveimeris generosa.jpeg 190 × 132; 8 KB
  
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  FMIB 52949 Mya arenaria, showing extended animal.jpeg 354 × 116; 23 KB
  
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  FMIB 52950 Ensis directus, showing extended animal- 1, food; 2, siphons; 3, papillae, enlarged.jpeg 360 × 82; 10 KB
  
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  FMIB 52957 Zirphaea crispata.jpeg 160 × 261; 28 KB
  
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  FMIB 53096 Porcellana ceccinea.jpeg 1,360 × 1,005; 277 KB
  
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  FMIB 53684 Crustaces.jpeg 927 × 1,479; 538 KB
  
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  Sea - Mare (15035852519).jpg 2,048 × 1,536; 702 KB