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Unread 08/05/2015, 05:59 AM   #1
tcorriveau
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What type of bivalve is this?

I have attempted to ID this bivalve that I found attached to my green hammer and the closest looking one I can find is called a Lopha Folium aka Zig Zag Oyster. One picture shows it closed and the other shows it open. It reacts to changes in light and water flow.


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Unread 08/05/2015, 09:20 AM   #2
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You might get a better response by posting this in the clam forum.
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