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Cowrie question
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Tue, 8 Feb 2000 21:48:33 EST
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Does anyone know what causes the cloudy, or slightly "milky" appearance that
is so frequently seen on the bases and low on the sides of Cypraea
mauritiana?  Some of them have clear glossy black bases, while others have
that "cloudy" appearance.  Is it natural, or the result of improper cleaning?
Paul M.

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