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Wood paua shell bracelets Four curious Cypraea tigris Linnaeus, which are preserved in my collection (CS.), have been photographed by Miss Lydia Klotz, Zoological Institute of the University Halle Germany; these photographs may encourage conchologists to collect similar deformations. Fig. 1 represents a specimen of 74 mm. (CS. No. 3017) in which the outer lip has been broken off; the labial teeth have been rudimentarily restored, but on a more upward edge of the right wall, so that it became necessary to construct a second row of columellar teeth anteriorly. Wood paua shell bracelets

Wood paua shell bracelets Well, diligence over the years produced some good shells (such as three live C. martini) but no live C. childreni. On April 10, 2004, however, I was digging in a rock pile in one of the many leeward oceanside surge channels. The clouds of "dust" had driven my buddy, Ron Hansen, about thirty feet away. Wood paua shell bracelets

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