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Wood combs key chains First, state the length, width and height of the shell (millimeters preferred); for example "L 24mm W 9 H 7." Do a simple diagram if the shape is peculiar. Wood combs key chains

Wood combs key chains Cypraea tigris, usually so common on South Pacific Islands, was rare in Samoa. Mollusks are eaten with relish on Tutuila, especially the larger top shells and cowries. The reefs are constantly searched by residents with food in mind. This may account for the rarity of C. tigris. Wood combs key chains

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