scallop shells isolated white background

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Three tiny scallop sea shells isolated on white background, closeup detail Royalty Free Stock Photo

Two Fresh Raw Scallop Shells Isolated on Pure White Background Detailed Macro Photography for Food Design and Coastal Royalty Free Stock Photo

Set of sea clam mollusc shells of scallop, isolated on white background, close up, top view Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seashells set with starfish, scallop, oyster and other barnacles. Shells isolated in white background. Vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seashells set with starfish, scallop, oyster and other seafood. Shells isolated in white background. Vector illustration Royalty Free Stock Photo

Many different real scallop shells isolated on white background. Seafood and shellfish decoration and pattern elements Royalty Free Stock Photo

Stacked Shrimp Scallop and Shells in a Seafood Tower Isolated on White Background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scallop shells isolated on white background.

Starfish and scallop shells. Watercolor illustration. Isolated composition on a white background. For decoration and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scallop shells on white background Royalty Free Stock Photo

Collection of four shells. Scallop in a row. Isolated on a white background. Royalty Free Stock Photo

Seashell seamless Pattern on isolated white background. Hand drawn illustration of scallop sea Shells, nautilus and Royalty Free Stock Photo

Scallops are marine bivalve mollusks of the family Pectinidae. Scallops are a type of bivalve mollusk, meaning the interior muscle is surrounded by two shells similarly to oysters, mussels, and clams.