FOOTNOTES:
[1] Gulf Biologic Station, Cameron, La., Bulletin No. 3, 1905.
[2] Returns of Massachusetts Department of Fisheries and Game.
[3] United States Fish Commission Pamphlet, 1898.
[4] New York Shellfish Report, p. 7.
[5] Report on the Shellfisheries, pp. 33-35.
[6] Forest, Fish and Game Commission Bulletin, Shellfish Culture in New York, 1905. By B. Frank Wood.
[Quahaug (Venus mercenaria).]
Inhabiting common waters with the scallop, the northern range of the quahaug (the hard-shell clam or "little neck") in Massachusetts is Plymouth. Commercially it is found both on the north and south side of Cape Cod and in Buzzards Bay, the principal fisheries being at Wellfleet, Orleans, Edgartown, Nantucket and in Buzzards Bay.