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Antonio Bonfitto <[log in to unmask]>
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The first one resembles a Plesiotrochus, perhaps P. sowerbianus (Gould, 1850). Regards
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Antonio Bonfitto
Dept. of Biology, Geology  and Environmental Sciences
Alma Mater Studiorum - University of Bologna




Il giorno 05/feb/2013, alle ore 19:13, Olivier Caro ha scritto:

Dear friends, we are a bit puzzled with this pair of gastropods. The
first one is absolutely unidentifiable by us. To the second one, we
understand it's a Gibberula or something close to. Unfortunately, we
don't have access to the studies made by Killburn or Lussi & Smith on
the Cystiscidae of South Africa and SW. Indian Ocean.

http://www.idscaro.net/sci/03_myst/index.htm#mauri

If anyone had an idea...

Regards

Raymond Huet, Olivier Caro

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