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I can't get the images to come up again, but I can say that #3 is typical of
the offshore dilectus I can collect anytime I make a dive in the Gulf of
Mexico around the Sarasota-Tampa Bay area. I have many specimens like it. If
I've gotten a time into the dive and realize I haven't got one yet, I just
look a couple of minutes and find one - or five. They're very common.

Peggy
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                                  Peggy Williams
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