Maurizio Perini wrote:
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> Yes, Oliva bulbosa Rvding, 1798 sometimes has a
> light blue color.
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> Maurizio,
> Vicenza (ITALY)
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> Da:     Jorge Mendez Fuentes [SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Inviato:        giovedl 24 dicembre 1998 17.21
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> Oggetto:        Jorge Mendez /
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> Dear friends:
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> An aesthetical question:
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> Somebody knows species that can be finded in blue-bluish collor ?
> (I have Cyprea pantherina, Cyprea tigris, Cyprea azurea, Cyprea boivini,
> Conus sponsalis, Conus asella, really in very good blue collor)
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> I4m looking for Astrea stelare, Oxistele sinensis and Patella caerulea
> for his blue collor too.
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> ..............
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> For the Conch-L-poets
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> Thanks, a good job !
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> Jorge
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Thanks Maurizio, I have a special afection to blue collor. I think is
the most rarest collor in nature (remember the legendary  blue rose ?);
at the same time, is the collor of te sky and the sea.  Can4t understand
why "Blue" means "sadness" in english.
 
Merry Christmas.
 
The better for you in 1999.