Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
spisula
Portuguese translation:
amêijoa branca
Added to glossary by
Ivone Dias
Apr 28, 2002 17:25
22 yrs ago
Dutch term
spisula
Dutch to Portuguese
Law/Patents
Dutch and European legislation on habitats protection.
Dutch and European legislation on habitats protection.
Mechanische kokkelvisserij in de Waddenzee.
"De reden dat niet 100% van de gemiddelde voedselbehoefte wordt gereserveerd, is dat de vogels ook alternatieve voedselbronnen gebruiken (nonnetjes, spisula, strandkrabben)"
Mechanische kokkelvisserij in de Waddenzee.
"De reden dat niet 100% van de gemiddelde voedselbehoefte wordt gereserveerd, is dat de vogels ook alternatieve voedselbronnen gebruiken (nonnetjes, spisula, strandkrabben)"
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2 | amêijoa branca (americana) | Antoinette Verburg |
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amêijoa branca (americana)
'Spisula' is the Latin name for the Dutch 'strandschelp'.
Its Portuguese name is 'amêijoa branca' (see reference).
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Note added at 2002-04-28 18:39:38 (GMT)
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The complete name in Dutch is \'halfgeknotte strandschelp\' (http://www.waddenzee.nl/dutch/ecomare/NED0730.HTM#0880)
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Note added at 2002-04-28 19:09:19 (GMT)
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For some reason, the link (in red) doesn\'t work. Here\'s another one:
http://tejo.dcea.fct.unl.pt/riaformosa/caract_usos3.htm
Its Portuguese name is 'amêijoa branca' (see reference).
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Note added at 2002-04-28 18:39:38 (GMT)
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The complete name in Dutch is \'halfgeknotte strandschelp\' (http://www.waddenzee.nl/dutch/ecomare/NED0730.HTM#0880)
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Note added at 2002-04-28 19:09:19 (GMT)
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For some reason, the link (in red) doesn\'t work. Here\'s another one:
http://tejo.dcea.fct.unl.pt/riaformosa/caract_usos3.htm
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