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Distribution Discontinuous along coast; may exist in small, higher density beds.
Habitat Sand/mud bottom in areas with strong current; planktonic larvae dispersed by currents; adults attach to rock with byssus and may move by swimming to new location and re-attaching.
Tidal elevation 5 to 200 m subtidal depth.
Habitat
Firm gravel or rock bottom in area with strong current; planktonic larvae dispersed by currents; adults attach to rock with byssus and may move by swimming to new location and re-attaching.
Tidal Elevation 5 to 150 m subtidal depth.
Growth Rate (both): Slow; maximum growth of 85 mm reached in 4-5 yr; sexually mature at 60 mm, 2-3 yr.
Source: Fisheries and Oceans Canada