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dog-whelk
dog-whelk [See whelk.] A member of the marine mollusc family Nassariidæ, esp. Nassarius reticulatus; also = dog-winkle (s.v. dog n.1 20 c).1856 Gosse Marine Zool. II. 129 Nassa, Dog-whelk. 1882 Standard 26 Sept. 2/2 The dog-whelk..is likewise a great enemy to the [cockle]. 1901 E. Step Shell Life xv... Oxford English Dictionary
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The Shape of Dolls
Track listing "Dog-Whelk" – 3:43 "The Big Bang Theory" – 3:59 "Coming Up For Air" – 3:39 "Mayfly May" – 4:19 "The Shape of Dolls" – 3:47 References Able wikipedia.org
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whelk
▪ I. whelk1 (hwɛlk) Forms: α. 1 wioloc, wiloc, wyloc, (2 wilque), 4–5 wylke, 4–8 wilke, 5–9 wilk. β. 7–9 whilk. γ. 1 weoloc, -uc, (2 welche), 2–7 welke, 4–7 welk, 6 wealk. δ. 5–6 whelke, 7– whelk. ε. 5 wolke, 5–6 walke. [OE. wioloc, weoloc = WFlem. willok, wullok (whence OF. willo): of obscure origi... Oxford English Dictionary
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Imposex
In 1993, Scientists from the Plymouth Marine Laboratory found a thriving dog-whelk population in the Dumpton Gap, near Ramsgate in the UK despite high Reproductive failure in populations of the dog-whelk Nucella lapillus, caused by imposex induced by tributyltin from antifouling paints. J. Mar. wikipedia.org
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nassa
nassa (ˈnæsə) [mod.L. (J. B. P. A. de Monet, Chevalier de Lamarck 1799, in Mém. Soc. d'Hist. Nat. Paris I. 71), f. L. nassa basket fish-trap.] The shell of a marine gastropod of the genus once so called, now included in the genus Nassarius; a basket shell; = dog-whelk. Also attrib.1853 L. Reeve Conc... Oxford English Dictionary
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إيمبوسكس
Reproductive failure in populations of the dog-whelk Nucella lapillus, caused by imposex induced by tributyltin from antifouling paints. J. Mar. Imposex of the netted whelk Nassarius reticulatus (Prosobranchia) in Brittany along a transect from a point source. Cah. Biol. Mar. 48(1): 85–94. wikipedia.org
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