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Fig 1.

The pigmented and nonpigmented adductor muscle scars of Pacific oyster.

Panel A, the outside surface of the untreated shell with pigmented adductor muscle scar; panel B, the inside surface of the untreated shell with pigmented adductor muscle scar; panel C, the outside surface of the pigmented adductor muscle scar region following treatment; panel D, the inside surface of the pigmented adductor muscle scar region following treatment; panel A’, the outside surface of the untreated shell with nonpigmented adductor muscle scar; panel B’, the inside surface of the untreated shell with nonpigmented adductor muscle scar; panel C’, the outside surface of the nonpigmented adductor muscle scar region following treatment; panel D’, the inside surface of the nonpigmented adductor muscle scar region following treatment.

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Fig 2.

The extracts from oyster adductor muscle scars with and without pigmentation.

Panel A, the extract from the pigmented adductor muscle scars; panel B, the extract from the nonpigmented adductor muscle scars.

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Fig 3.

UV absorption spectra of the pigment extracted from the adductor muscle scar of Pacific oyster.

‘Abs’ denotes the absorbance value, ‘Wav’ the wavelength.

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Fig 4.

IR scanning spectra of the pigment extracted from the adductor muscle scar of Pacific oyster.

‘T’ denotes the transmittance, ‘Wav’ the wavenumber.

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