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R: [CONCH-L] Mystery Animals from Sardinian Waters
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May be Cymbulia peronii Lamarck, 1819.
This is called " scarpetta di Venere".
regards
Cesare Bogi

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Ogg: [CONCH-L] Mystery Animals from Sardinian Waters

I came across this picture in my flickr wanderings.

Does anyone have any idea what they are?

http://www.flickr.com/photos/ragnopeloso/4543225691/in/photostream/

I'm thinking maybe some kind of Salp? But honestly, I'm not sure.
Could be
one of those freaky phyla that slip through the old memory cracks.





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