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[[Image:blacksandshell.GIF|left|thumb|250px|]]BLACK SANDSHELL | [[Image:blacksandshell.GIF|left|thumb|250px|]]BLACK SANDSHELL. Historically widespread, this species of mussel is now more rare. From five to seven inches in length, it uses the largemouth bass, bluegill, walleye, and white crappie as hosts for its young. | ||
[[Category: Mussels]] | [[Category: Mussels]] | ||
