HI, David.

How was the trip to Belize ?  What did you find ?

I brought you home a few baggies of grit from John Lloyd.  It's been
completely
plowed over so to speak as a result of the hurricanes, I suppose.  The
sand
is gray and it's probably dredging.  There were all kinds of larger
shells to be found and the further
  away from the water one was, the more shells there were.  I don't know
what if any
micros are in it.

What is your snail mail address ? Will try to mail before I leave town
for a few weeks.

Karen

On Jun 4, 2006, at 12:01 PM, David Kirsh wrote:

> Chad,
>
> In terms of range, I can tell you that in a sample of coral rubble
> grit from 70 foot depth off Boynton Beach, FL, C. litteratum juveniles
> or fragments were among the top five species encountered. And it was
> also ubiquitous at Tobacco Caye, an islet on the barrier reef of
> Belize.
>
> David Kirsh
>
> -----Original Message-----
>  2) how reliable their reported circum-Caribbean range actually is and
> if that range is being split into subspecific distributions?
>>
>> Chad Ferguson
>
>
> "When the President does it, that means that it is not illegal." -
> Richard Milhous Nixon
>
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