Image of Paphies subtriangulata (W. Wood 1828)
Description:
Tuatua. Probably New Zealand's commonest seashell or at least a close rival to the Pipi. One of the principal species found in ancient Maori middens. Easily obtained at low tide on many sandy beaches. Easily distinguished from the Pipi by the off-set hinge.
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