#common cockle

[hellsitegenetics]

I know that what organism a given message turns out to be is so unpredictable it’s functionally random, so I’m gonna cast a broad net and say that whatever organism this message ends up being matched to will be edible. Whatever it is, I’m gonna go outside and find one and eat it. I’m very confident that nothing bad will happen to me as a result of this.

String identified: tat at ga a g ag t t t cta t’ cta a, ’ ga cat a a t a a tat at ga t ag g atc t . at t , ’ ga g t a a at t. ’ ct tat tg a a t a a t t.

Closest match: Cerastoderma edule genome assembly, chromosome: 19 Common name: Common cockle

[hellsitegenetics]

okay so 18 pounds of cokane, 12 pounds of crake and 7 male strippers. but make sure none of them are white, i cant see the coke on them if they are

String identified: a 18 ca, 12 ca a 7 a t. t a t a t, cat t c t t a

Closest match: Cerastoderma edule genome assembly, chromosome: 5 Common name: Common cockle

[k-star-holic]

'anhaeng' Jang Yun-jeong Do Kyoung-wan also made a manleb life

[astronomy-to-zoology]

Common Cockle (Cerastoderma edule)

...a species of cockle (Cardiidae) that is distributed throughout coastal areas of the eastern Atlantic Ocean, from Norway to west Africa. Like other cockles C. edule is a burrowing filter feeder and will feed on plankton from the surrounding water. They are also capable of "jumping" when threatened by straightening/bending thier foot. Common cockles are an important food item for humans and other animals alike and are a major item in the commercial fishing industry. 

Classification

Animalia-Mollusca-Bivalvia-Veneroida-Cardiidae-Cerastoderma-C. edule

Image: Feron Benjamin