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Hi, Everyone!
Can anyone give me a more definite range for Fimbria souverbii (Reeve, 1841) other than S.W. Pacific? And would Northern Queensland be a plausible locality (this is the locality given for the shell I have). One of our club members found a shell of this species, but in Roebuck Bay, West Australia. Also, she has 1848 for the year of description (The Compendium has 1841).
I obtained this nice shell from an Australian dealer at the bourse who doesn't usually have anything other than gastropods, but he had this in a "miscelaneous" pile at the end of his table.
Thanks ahead of time,
Linda
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