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Wed, 26 Apr 2006 06:56:00 -0700
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Hallo Everybody,

Came back from a recent trip to Bali, and found these
little rascals that nobody seems to be able to
identify.

If my memory serves me correct, I did come across the
one in the top photo in a snail book somewhere under
Asperitas waandersiana, sub species, but did not have
a name, only a picture.

Mrs Avril, too, has spent a little of her time setting
up a mystery page for it, so everybody, do try to get
it ID'd. I should imagine that it shouldn't be to
difficult.

   www.manandmollusc.net/mystery_shell_pages/abba.html

From a poor old fish monger, stuck down here, in the
South West Pacific.

John



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