The Cyp. teres-related database has been updated for the second time this week.
Use the link below to view the recent changes.

Quoting Bob Dayle <[log in to unmask]>:

> For those with interests in the cowries and shell photography,...
>
> The Visual Database of Cypraea teres-related shells from Oahu, Hawaii, has
> been
> added to and modified recently. A link is included on the main page for
> access
> to the "family portrait" of this entire lot of shells. Distinctive
> individuals
> can be spotted in the "line-up."
>
> More sets of images are available at http://cowrys.org/research/teresdb.htm
> and
> the format has been altered to allow a review of the currently imaged
> specimens
> in a two page "window." (I hope Uncle Bill doesn't come after me for using
> his
> word!)
> At two to three day intervals, the "window" will move up the list of already
> completed pages.
>
> Concurrently, the imaging of the remainder of the nearly 900 teres-like
> shells
> will continue. There are now more than 500 completed, thus 3,000+ photos
> exist
> (and as many 'thumbnail' images, which are posted on-line).
>
> Aloha,
>
> Bob Dayle, webmaster, chief researcher and bottle-washer
> http://cowrys.org
>
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