Refer to the image of the pen shell valve below. The layer indicated by the arrow is the protein layer nacreous layer or hypostracum periostracum ostracum or prismatic layer

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Refer to the image of the pen shell valve below. The layer indicated by the arrow is the
O protein layer
nacreous layer or hypostracum
O periostracum
ostracum or prismatic layer
Transcribed Image Text:Refer to the image of the pen shell valve below. The layer indicated by the arrow is the O protein layer nacreous layer or hypostracum O periostracum ostracum or prismatic layer
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