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Posted: Nov 12 2008
Prunum guttatum (Dillwyn, 1817), White-spotted Marginella

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The adjacent photo is by Bob Lipe, author of
Marginellas and other shell books.
7/31/17 KDW posted adjacent photo of live shell on the LTS Forum:
Collected under a small slab in a channel with very
shallow sand layer underneath. It is one of the more
stunning specimens I have seen or collected.


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