Frozen Pectinidae

Chlamys Chlamys is a genus of shellfish belonging to the family Chlamys of the pearl shellfish order. The shell is fan-shaped, the two shells are low and flat, and the shell height is slightly larger than the shell length; Dorsal margin straight, ventral margin round; The shell center, the front and rear of the shell top have shell ears, and the front ears are large; There is byssus pore under the right anterior ear; The size of the two shells is nearly equal, but the right shell is flatter and the left shell is convex. There are spines associated with the ribs, and the shell color is varied, generally light brown; The inner surface of the shell is light in color, mostly pink, and has the same side stripe as the shell surface; The hinge is straight, toothless, and the internal ligaments are located in the ligamentous groove of the three fish. [9] Because its shell bright thin and hard, there are a number of radial ribs, the appearance resembles a sunflower fan, and the right shell front ear has a depression on the abdomen, called chlamys lameri, so the name.