scapha
/ˈsæfə/Definitions
1. noun
The outer rim of the ear, especially in a human or an animal.
“The scapha of the rabbit’s ear helped it pinpoint sounds.”
2. anatomy
A part of the shell of certain bivalve mollusks, such as clams or oysters, that is situated on either side of the hinge.
“The scapha of the clamshell plays a crucial role in its ability to open and close.”