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Re: Nassarius (Xeuxis) samiplicutus?
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Andrew Grebneff <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 19 Jan 2004 17:36:10 +1300
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>Hello Conchlers,  I have a tough question, I think.  I'm reading
>about a rather obscure subject of "Tetrodotoxin-Associated Snail
>Poisonings in China".  It seems to be a big problem there with 309
>cases and 16 deaths during the last 25 years.
>
>Here's the question, can anyone direct me to an image of the above
>named snail?  Over  90% of the cases are from eating this snail. I
>tried a Google search three ways and had no luck.  Thanks.  Bert
>Bartleson, Olympia,WA, USA

Nassarius (Zeuxis) samiplicatus

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