Lucinoma borealis (Linnaeus, 1767)

Synonyms: Astarte borealis (Chemnitz, 1784); Astarte leffingwelli Dall, 1920; Codakia jutensis Sorgenfrei, 1958; Lucina alba W.Turton, 1822; Lucina borealis (Linnaeus, 1767); Lucina borealis var. depressa Jeffreys, 1864; Lucina borealis var. gibba Jeffreys, 1864; Lucina borealis var. minor Dautzenberg, 1887; Lucina ignota Locard, 1898; Lucina radula (Montagu, 1803); Phacoides borealis; Tellina radula Montagu, 1803; Triodonta borealis (Linnaeus, 1767); Venus borealis Linnaeus, 1767; Venus spuria Gmelin, 1792
Homonyms: Lucinoma borealis (Linnaeus, 1767)
Common names: Lucinamusling in Danois; Nördliche Mondmuschel in Allemand; kalveskjel in Norvégien nynorsk; kalveskjell in Norvégien Bokmål; lucinamusling in language.; noordse cirkelschelp in Néerlandais; noordse lucina in Néerlandais; northern lucina in Anglais; northern lucine in Anglais; Λουκίνα in Grec, moderne (1453-); Noordse cirkelschelp in Néerlandais; kalveskjel in Norvégien nynorsk; kalveskjell in Norvégien Bokmål; slätkantad ringmussla in Suédois; Nördliche Mondmuschel in Allemand; kalveskjel in Norvégien nynorsk; kalveskjell in Norvégien Bokmål; lucinamusling in Danois; noordse cirkelschelp in Néerlandais; noordse lucina in Néerlandais; northern lucina in Anglais; northern lucine in Anglais; Λουκίνα in Grec, moderne (1453-)

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