Hi Pat,

I have never collected Scaphella junonia in Texas. The farthest west was one specimen at 28º00.86'N, 92º27,56"W, which is still Louisiana. It has a very interesting orange coloration (i.e., S. j. form johnstoneae to the max) but it was collected dead. I will be glad to send you an image if you think it will be of interest.

Emilio

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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
Tel:+33(1)45253330
Mob:+33(6)32692180

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