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A geoduck is a large species of [[bivalve]] [[clam]].  It has a rectangular shell that can be up to 9 or 10 inches long and 5 inches high.  Each of the [[valves]] are equal in size and have irregularly shaped lines that indicate growth.  The geoduck’s [[ligament hinge]] connects and holds the two valves together.  The shell is covered by a thin covering called the [[periostracum]].  The periostracum protects the valve's middle layer from scratches and abrasions.
<ref name=mlife>[http://wikis.evergreen.edu/marinelife1011/index.php/Panopea_generosa#cite_note-2 Ever-green] ''marine-life-1011''. Web. March 7, 2011(Date-of-publication).</ref> 




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