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>Dear friends,
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>i have some freshwater gastropods collected in Tibet at nearly 5000 m.
>altitude.Their quality is disastrous (dead,colorless...)so they're
>suitable for scientific collection only.If anyone interested contact me
>please.
>I have one question also:Recently i received some common mediterranean
>pectens.During cleaning with bleach valves separated from each other.
>Which metod is the best for fixing both valves back together again?
>What kind of glue should i use?
>There is one thing more:I posted few letters to CONCH-L already but
>forgot to introduce myself(i'm little confused this days because i have
>a lot of exams at school).I'm student of geology from Slovenia,Europe.
>My main interest are slit shells,arctic-boreal
>buccinidae,Latiaxis,Angaria,Tibias and very deep water molluscs.
>Best regards,Milan Peternel
Milan,
I'd love to have some of your Tibetan gastropods for the College of the
Redwoods Collection. Personally I also collect Buccinidae. I live in
Eureka, Northern California, U.S.A. I'll see what I can get from the
fishermen here for you. They are trawlers and at times get deep water
Buccinids. We have what is found clear up in Alaska. I'll copy this
letter and save it for future reference.
Dan Yoshimoto
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