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Hi Steve,
Your package arrived safely yesterday.  I took a quick look at its 
contents last night (about 18 sandwich baggies and a few other 
miscellaneous bags) but will get a closer look this weekend.  Who was 
the collector of  the Key Biscayne material?  Your self-collected 
specimens from Kice Island had 2 species: Pyrgospira ostrearum and 
Crassispira sanibelensis (aka Zonulispira crocata), the latter being a 
nice find.  There is also a bag with the label "separated from the group 
1 specimens".  Do you know where these and the Polystira albida (large 
white shell) are from?
More later,
Phil


On Wed, Oct 22, 2014 at 12:19 PM, Steve Rosenthal wrote:

> As an update, three additional specimens of Kurtziella cerina have 
> been found in the same exact spot from mid-September thorugh today 
> 10/22 ; on average this species has  been found about 1 out of every 3 
> visits, though the sample size is quite small.  The most recent find 
> (2 specimens on 20 Oct) was within  a couple of days after some strong 
> NW winds (the beach faces north).
> On 20 Oct  I also found a fresh dead Gyroscala rupicola which is the 
> first recent record from Western LI Sound  I know of since the LI 
> shell club publication; prior records from Bayville NY ( a mile or two 
> to the east) are cited therein
>
> One paired, and several single valve Nucula proxima were found earlier 
> in October.
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