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Hi Allen,
I have been looking for information on the fasciolaria for about a month and
have not found any references. I called a fellow in Miami that did an
exhibit which won the Dupont and COA and he said he could not remember where
he got the information. So much for that. If you hear anything please let me
know. I hear that dealers are selling some misidentified shells at huge
prices so I decided to try and figure out some of the shells I have.
I am just so overwhelmed with work and trying to unpack and put away some of
my shells. I hope to start cataloging them one day.
Phyllis
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From: ALLEN AIGEN <[log in to unmask]>
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Sent: Wednesday, November 22, 2000 7:09 PM
Subject: Re: ID assistance list progress


> I am trying to write a paper on the Fasciolaria species of the
> Pleistocene in Florida, and I need the latest (or most accurate?)
> reference (or even unpublished opinion) to the modern species
> (subspecies, varieties whatever) of Florida and the Gulf.  The best I
> have is Abbott's American Seashells II.  Thank you  :-)
> Allen Aigen  [log in to unmask]
>

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