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|pikmin = y | |pikmin = y | ||
|pikmin4 = y | |pikmin4 = y | ||
|image = | |image = Pearly_Clamclamp P4 icon.png | ||
|size = | |size = 256px | ||
|icon = Pearly Clamclamp icon.png | |icon = Pearly Clamclamp P4 icon.png | ||
|custom_icon = y | |custom_icon = y | ||
|namecustom = ''Ostrum mandimuscae''<br>''Lapis regrettabilis'' (''Pikmin'' Player's Guide) | |namecustom = ''Ostrum mandimuscae''<br>''Lapis regrettabilis'' (''Pikmin'' Player's Guide) | ||
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|jpname = {{j|ハエトリヤマシンジュ|Haetori Yama Shinju|Flytrap Hill Pearl}} | |jpname = {{j|ハエトリヤマシンジュ|Haetori Yama Shinju|Flytrap Hill Pearl}} | ||
|scientific = ''Ostrum mandimuscae''. ''Ostrum'' seem to be based on the latin word for oyster, ''ostreum''. ''Mandimuscae'' seems to be a combination of "mandible", alluding to Pearly Clamclamp's method of attacking, and ''musca'', Latin for "fly", possibly referring to venus fly traps. [[Canon#Debatable_canon|Unofficially]], in the ''Pikmin'' Nintendo Player's Guide, the scientific name was instead ''Lapis regrettabilis'', where ''lapis'' is Latin for "stone" and "regrettabilis" is derived from "regrettable". | |scientific = ''Ostrum mandimuscae''. ''Ostrum'' seem to be based on the latin word for oyster, ''ostreum''. ''Mandimuscae'' seems to be a combination of "mandible", alluding to Pearly Clamclamp's method of attacking, and ''musca'', Latin for "fly", possibly referring to venus fly traps. [[Canon#Debatable_canon|Unofficially]], in the ''Pikmin'' Nintendo Player's Guide, the scientific name was instead ''Lapis regrettabilis'', where ''lapis'' is Latin for "stone" and "regrettabilis" is derived from "regrettable". | ||
|internal = Internally, this enemy is simply called <code>shell</code>, and the pearl is called <code>pearl</code>. | |internal = Internally, this enemy is simply called <code>shell</code>, and the pearl is called <code>pearl</code>. In {{p4}}, it is changed to <code>YAMASHINJU</code>, which matches its Japanese common name. | ||
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