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RES: [CONCH-L] Huge shells (mollusks)
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The largest living specimen I've seen is M. grandis from Rio de Janeiro, up to 155mm

http://www.wonderphotos.com/shellphotos/megalobulimus.jpg

Now, with all the pollution we have here, this can happen soon....

http://www.wonderphotos.com/shellphotos/megaattack.jpg


Marcus




Dear Listers,

Has anyone ever seen a foot-long landsnail?

Here's the real thing: < http://www.jaxshells.org/mega.htm>

Harry

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