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What is the filter speed of a hard clam or quahog clam in gallons per hour?
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∙ 14y ago
It would really depend on the species and the size of the clam. There may not be any data on this actually.
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What is a quahog?
A quahog is a hard clam.
What does the word quahog mean?
A local clam found along the New England seashore of the U.S.A..
What is a Cape cod clam?
QUAHOG
What is the difference between a quahog and a clam?
Size
Which underwater animals starts with the letter q?
a quadrellion is the only thing i can think of
Edible clam found off north American Atlantic coast?
Quahog
What is the meaning of quahog?
An American market clam (Venus mercenaria). It is sold in large quantities, and is highly valued as food. Called also round clam, and hard clam.
What are the release dates for The Guerrilla Culinarian - 2012 Quahog Adventure Rhode Island Clam Chowder 2-4?
The Guerrilla Culinarian - 2012 Quahog Adventure Rhode Island Clam Chowder 2-4 was released on: USA: 27 July 2013
What does the Drunken Clam mean?
It doesn't mean anything other than it's the name of the bar in Quahog.
What is the scientific name for quahog?
The quahog, also known as the hard shell clam, is Mercenaria mercenaria. The common name, quahog is derived from poquauhock, a Naraganset word. The Algonquin tribes that used the meat of the clam for food, made colored beads from the shells that was used for commerce. And, the species name, mercenaria is similar to the Latin word for commerce/buying, mercatura.
What does qauhog mean?
"Quahog" typically refers to a species of edible clam native to the Atlantic coast of North America. The term can also refer to the shell of this clam, which has been historically used by Native American tribes as a form of currency known as wampum. In popular culture, "Quahog" is also the fictional town setting for the animated television show "Family Guy."
Are quahog vertebrates?
No - they are in the oyster\clam world, and have no shape of their own like vertebrates do. Well, except for that one startling appendage . . .
