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Haliotis iris

Haliotis iris, common name, blackfoot pāua, tuke o rangi, rainbow abalone or simply pāua is a species of edible marine gastropod mollusk in the family Haliotidae, the abalone. It is endemic to shallow waters on the coast of New Zealand. Widely consumed as a delicacy, its iridescent, nacreous shell is used for jewellery, decor and other handicrafts.…

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GenusHaliotisGreekHaliotis australisHaliotis virginea
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SpeciesMarineGastropodMolluskHaliotidae
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Haliotis iris

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Haliotis iris

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related to References · 14
Haliotis iris → Conchbooks, Conchological Iconography, Exploring, Gayle, Geiger, Hackenheim Germany, Haliotidae, Haliotis, MSc, New Zealand, Otago, Poppe, The, University
related to Human use · 9
Haliotis iris → Because, Fish, Haliotis, Historically, Māori, New Zealand, Pā, Pāua, That
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Haliotis iris → Greek, Haliotis, It, Its, New Zealand, Pāua, The, Three
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Haliotis iris → Conch, Haliotis, ICZN, Martyn, Univ
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Haliotis iris → only farmed species of pāua found in New Zealand

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haliotis pāua shell new iris zealand species abalone blackfoot māori paua family surface used spire marine haliotidae found two name

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Haliotis irisis aonly farmed species of pāua found in New Zealand0.90text
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Haliotis irisrelated to DescriptionHaliotis0.60section
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Haliotis irisrelated to DescriptionGreek0.60section
Haliotis irisrelated to DescriptionThree0.60section
Haliotis irisrelated to DescriptionNew Zealand0.60section
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Haliotis irisrelated to Human useBecause0.60section
Haliotis irisrelated to Human useHaliotis0.60section
Haliotis irisrelated to Human useNew Zealand0.60section

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