Dr. Bail,
       I have 84 lots (more than 120 specimens) of Scaphella junonia (including various forms) ranging from North Carolina, throughout Florida, all the Gulf Coast including Louisiana and Texas south to Mexico and even Honduras.  I have a high degree of certainty regarding at most of the records; certainly those from Louisiana and Texas.
          Dr. Fabio Moretzsohn photographed some of my Texas material, but none of it was included in the Texas book.  He was certainly aware of my Scaphella records from Texas.  

         I will send photos of the Texas specimens to you tonight which are especially interesting as some of them may represent a previously unnamed form.

Doug Shelton


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> On Nov 10, 2015, at 10:34 AM, Patrice BAIL <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hi Volutist fellows,
> Are they reliable records of Scaphella juniona living in the Texas and east Louisiana waters?
> In the other way, does it cross through the Mississipi delta ?
> Thanks. If this eastern population exists, photos of specimens will be highly appreciated.
> Patrice Bail
> 2 square La Fontaine 75016 Paris
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> Mob:+33(6)32692180
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