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Tue, 26 Apr 2005 11:19:54 -0400
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Re: Oliva sayana forma citrina
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In Cayos Cochinos, Honduras,  I collected pinkish volutes in white sand
and grey/black ones in black volcanic sand. Same in Tobago.

Peggy


> Previously I thought that the coloring of the shell would either be
> determined by genetics or by food source
           Peggy Williams: shell collecting trips
          Visit my website: www.Shelltrips.com
                               PO Box 575
                        Tallevast FL 34270
                           (941) 355-2291
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