to add on: as noted in Marlo's post (cut and paste of shell
descriptions) the TX Encyclopedia notes for branhamae:   "Off Port
Isabel" and "Rare in TX- only record is from Rehder and Abbott, 1951"

here is the data from the bibliography (pg 472):  Rehder and Abbott
1951- Some new and interesting mollusks from the deeper waters of the
Gulf of Mexico; Revista de la Sociedad Malacologica "Carlos de la
Torre"  8:  53-66.


So , if anybody has that publication, presumably the details of the
specific find(s) are presented therein.

On 12/6/20, Allen Aigen <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
> (Hollisteria) branhamae is found all across the
> wide Campeche Bank off northern Yucatan,
> from Tabasco State to Quintana Roo State, and
> northward to the Arcas Cays and Alacran Reefs
> along the Yucatan Escarpment adjacent to the
> Mexico Basin.
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