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a bivalve marine mollusc with anacreous interior, much admired in Tasmania and used forpendants and necklaces, Trigonia margaritacea, Lamarck,of the order Pectinaceae. -- 8romus arenarius, Labill. 17, 1770): In the morning we were awakened by the singing of the birds;the number was incredible, and they seemed to strain theirthroats in emulation of each other. Cordage-tree, n.