clams造句

Seafood risotto might contain mussels, prawns and clams, much like Spain's national dish, paella.

Clam chowders have — as the name suggests — clams and fish stock.

There are some exceptions - parrots, seabirds, clams and tortoises can all outlive us - but humans stand out as the longest-lived primates.

It means if we want to keep eating mussels marinara, clams casino, or other alliterative seafood dishes, we'd better kick our carbon-emitting fossil fuels habit right quick.

Then he lays the nuts on a plate and microwaves them on high power for 40 seconds. The shells pop open like steamed clams.

Led by Christopher Gobler of Stony Brook University in New York, a team of researchers grew Northern quahog clams and Atlantic bay scallops under varying CO2 concentrations.

Some will no doubt flourish, but if the trend continues, as it will for at least some decades, clams, mussels, conches and all creatures that grow shells made of calcium carbonate will struggle.

This applies to all species, from mussels and clams to tuna and swordfish, said Boris Worm, lead author of the study, which was published in the current edition of the journal Science.

Instead, rocks of the Cenozoi, rocks of the Cenozoic are recognized by distinctive families of protozoans or foraminifera and a hos of modem-looking snails, clams, sea urchins, barnacles and encrusting bryozoa.