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Robert & Betty Lipe <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 7 Mar 2000 19:52:02 -0500
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I think the color of the animal is cream colored not black.  See the
living picture in "Florida Fabulous Seashells"  I found this shell at
Tarpon Springs.  I knew this colony lived up there, but had never taken
a picture of one before.  Winston Williams liked the picture of the
Busycon with its probosis out.  We call it contrarium in the book.

Bob

Peggy Williams wrote:
>
> >What you have is Busycon aspinosum Hollister 1958
>
> I also find this at one spot in Sarasota Bay.
>
> Peggy
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