Oyster

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Bivalvia

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“The oyster is literally the foundation of the ecosystem.
Picture courtesy of the Oyster web site The Oyster is available in Shell White, Shark Black, and two-tone Oyster Grey - which is the color I received.
What general name is given to a mollusk with this many valves? Univalve Bivalve Cephalopod Clear your answer The oyster is more pointed at one end than the other.
A Closeup Generally speaking, the shell of the American oyster is thick and has a rough, sculptured appearance.
The dorsal side of the oyster is on your left, which is the location of the rectum and anus.

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