Northern Quahog

The Northern quahog (pronounced coe-hog) is a species of hard-shelled clam. They are found in intertidal and subtidal areas from Nova Scotia, Canada to Florida. Hard clams support extensive commercial aquaculture farming and recreational harvest activities, as well as a commercial wild-capture fishery.

Maryland Biodiversity Project - The Northern Quahog or Hard Clam (Mercenaria mercenaria) is one of the more common shells found along the shallow waters of the Atlantic Coast. This familiar clam can

One Polished Wampum/northern Quahog Shell

Art Board Print

Northern Quahog Shell Art Board Print for Sale by Kathleen Daley

Clam Chowder with a Side of Pearl

Northern Quahog Shell – drawnbydawn

Northern Quahog Harvests

The growth rings of 500-year-old quahog clams, the worlds longest-living animal, provide historical insights into climate change. : r/science

Quahogs in eastern North America: Part I, biology, ecology, and historical uses. - Document - Gale Academic OneFile

What is a quahog? What to know about RI's hard shell clams

Ocean Quahog NOAA Fisheries

Large Northern Quahog Shell Fragments, Natural Chowder Clam Shells, Collected on Myrtle Beach SC, Craft Making Shells

Quahog clam hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy