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Mon, 18 Sep 2006 01:13:34 -0300
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Why is Strombus thersites so rare?
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I've been trying to find a nice Strombus thersites for the longest time
now..... with no luck!!  Am wondering............... why it is so rare?
Is it found in deeper water than other Strombus? Does it have a very
restricted habitat? Is it normally particularly well camoflaged? Does it
hide in the daytime?  I am getting curious about this elusive species.

 From Late, lovely summer in Jolly Olde New Scotland,
ross mayhew.

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