Species Identification
Species Identification: Find Species
Class: Bivalvia
Order: Cardiida
Family: Cardiidae cockles

Genus: Fragum

(See list of species below)


Select Class:     Select Order:   
Select Family: Subfamily:     Select Genus:

Select Ocean (marine/brackish) or Continent (freshwater):
Select a country:
Only include species occuring above: m

and anal fins (optional).      Enter total length (TL) and maximum body depth (BD)

Show family drawing(s)



12 species
(see list below)
Export file

1 of 1 Jump to:
No picture found


 
Fragum bannoi
[]
No picture found

Max. Length 1.4 cm TL

 
Fragum erugatum
[]

Coltro, Marcus

Indo-Pacific
Max. Length 4 cm SHH
Fragum fragum(Linnaeus, 1758)

Photo by Coltro, Marcus
 
Fragum fragum
[White strawberry cockle]
No picture found


 
Fragum funafutiense
[]
No picture found


 
Fragum grasi
[]

FAO

Indo-Pacific
Max. Length 5.5 cm SHH
Fragum hemicardium(Linnaeus, 1758)

Photo by FAO
 
Fragum hemicardium
[Pacific half cockle]
No picture found


 
Fragum mundum
[]
No picture found

Max. Length 1.2 cm TL

 
Fragum nivale
[]
No picture found


 
Fragum peronatum
[]
No picture found


 
Fragum scruposum
[]
No picture found


 
Fragum sueziense
[]

Tabaranza, Don Geoff

Indo-Pacific
Max. Length 6.5 cm SHH
Fragum unedo(Linnaeus, 1758)

Photo by Tabaranza, Don Geoff
 
Fragum unedo
[Pacific strawberry cockle]


Scientific Name
English Name
Distribution
Max. Length
Year



Other identification tools in SeaLifeBase


Identification by pictures:
If you already know the Family, go to Search SeaLifeBase, select Family and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the family.

If you already know the Country, go to
Search SeaLifeBase, select Country and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the country.

If you already know the Ecosystem, go to
Search SeaLifeBase, select Ecosystem and click on 'Identification by pictures' to display all available pictures in SeaLifeBase for the ecosystem.