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How big is it?  Do you know where it was collected?  Modiolus modiolus is
typically white (with or without a central pinkish flush) under its brown
periostracum.  There are some other species that are white under the perio.
Stavelia horrida is a Pacific species that comes to mind.

Paul M.

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