Hello Milan ,

I am leaving in Cebu  , and collecting Lambis and strombus .
In my opinion , this is a  dwarf population of lambis lambis
, collected only on Balut island ,  but it was found this
very strange phenomenon in others species , like lambis
scorpio ( 52 to 77 mm ) , lambis millepeda ( 67 mm ) and
lambis chiragra ( 45 to 70 mm ) , all collected exactly from
the same place than the lambis adamii .
Best regards
Barbier Jean-Pierre

On Fri, 28 May 2004 18:11:16 +0200
 Milan Peternel <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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|Hello all,
|
|Recently described Lambis adamii at first sight looks like
|a dwarf Lambis
|lambis to me. Is it n.sp. indeed or just a "slightly
|freakish" local
|population of L. lambis?
|
|In case it is a valid species, what are its major features
|that separate it
|from other spp.? Where the original decription was
|published?
|
|Any opinion? Mr. Kronenberg?
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|Thank you and best regards, Milan
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