Brachial Valve

Front

Pedicle Valve

Rear

Profile

As you can see, it is very long and narrow which may mean it's not Rhynchotreta but I'm not sure. One of the neat anatomical features of this shell is the fact that the brachial valve ends well before the pedicle valve does to allow the pedicle space to stick out (the small round hole).
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