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cockle <a cockle; cockles> N

cockle VB

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cockle N

cockle VB (cloth, etc.)

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cockle
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cockle INDUST
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cockle INDUST
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cockle-shell

cockle-strains ARCHIT

corn cockle

corn-cockle INDUST

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The characteristic of the coast is shallow, with extensive formation of sand banks, where many arenicolous bivalves are grown like cockles or clams.
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This region almost completely empties at low tide, exposing extensive sandy areas supporting a thriving cockle industry.
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They are presumably named in reference to their cockle-like shape, the moulding process giving a flattened shape with an equatorial rib.
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The distinctive rounded shells of cockles are bilaterally symmetrical, and are heart-shaped when viewed from the end.
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Despite its common name, it is not closely related to the common cockle.
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Cockles are sometimes served as a traditional breakfast with bacon and laverbread.
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They are also fed mollusk such as sea snails, oysters, and cockles etc. (11).
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Seafood includes an array of shellfish such as clams, cockles, crayfish, shrimp and squid.
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Cockles and wild oysters can be found on the shore at low tide in the right season.
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Further inland, ancient cockle shell deposits have become consolidated into a type of limestone known as coquina.
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