High resolution scan of an Atlantic giant cockle shell (Dinocardium robustum). Cockles resemble a scallops but without the auricles near the tips.

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The Atlantic giant cockle, scientifically known as Dinocardium robustum, is a large marine bivalve mollusk found along the Atlantic coast of North and South America. These bivalves are notable for their robust, thick shells and can reach sizes of up to 6 inches (15 cm) in length. They inhabit sandy or muddy substrates in shallow coastal waters and are known for their ability to burrow into the sediment. Atlantic giant cockles are often harvested for their edible meat, making them a valuable seafood resource in some regions. They play a role in the marine ecosystem by filtering and cleaning the water as filter feeders.