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• Norway lobster, shrimp, oyster, mussels and clams all live in the North Sea.
• Much of the fishing industry focuses on scallops and Norway lobsters.
• The crustacean trawling fishery targets Norway lobster, red shrimp and deepwater rose shrimp.
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• Instead invertebrate species are targeted, such as the Norway lobster and scallops ( " Pecten maximus " ).
• This species inhabits muddy habitats similar to those favoured by the Norway lobster and burrows into inshore muddy sand.
• Strictly speaking, dishes containing scampi should be made from the Norway lobster, a shrimp-like crustacean more closely related to the lobster than shrimp.
• Robuchon earned his stars with dishes like cream of morel mushrooms with langoustine ( Norway lobster ), and even made news with his comeback for mashed potatoes.
• "' Scampi "'includes various culinary preparations of certain crustaceans, commonly " Nephrops norvegicus " ( the Norway lobster, also known as " Langoustine " or " Dublin Bay Prawns " and sometimes itself called " scampi " ), or a similar lobster such as " Metanephrops ", as well as shrimp or prawns.
• During the 1880s, fish landings began to decline, and upon the recommendation of local fishers and scientists, the Firth of Clyde was closed to large trawling vessels in 1889 . This closure remained in place until 1962 when bottom trawling for Norway lobster ( " Nephrops norvegicus " ) was approved in areas more than three nautical miles ( nm ) from the coast.
• Norway lobster are also known as Dublin Bay prawns, though the term " prawn " can be confusing since it is sometimes used to describe several varieties of shellfish : the first group includes members of the lobster family such as scampi ( " langoustine " in French and " cigala " in Spanish ), while the second takes in large shrimp, particularly those that live in fresh water.