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These four scallops pulled from a dredge demonstrate unique patterns.

June 22, 2015
TAS 2015 Trevor Hance pulled these four scallops from a dredge aboard R/V Hugh R Sharp to show the unique and beautiful patterns on each scallop they find during the sorting process.

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TAS 2015 Trevor Hance pulled these four scallops from a dredge aboard R/V Hugh R Sharp to show the unique and beautiful patterns on each scallop they find during the sorting process.
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