Working from memory here, but I think the pictured shell may be Pleurodonte
marginella, not P. caracola, which is a taller shell, and usually dark
colored.

Paul M.

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> From:         Burton Vaughan
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> Subject:      Uncertain ID "Pleurodonte caracolla"
>
> The  "Pleurodonte caracolla" shell, shown at the web address below, was
> included within a various group of identified pulmonate species in the
> Archerd Shell Collection. It was collected in Cuba in the 1960s. This
> shell
> has quite different markings than does the "Pleurodonte caracolla (Linn.,
> 1758)" shown on p. 140 of Abbott's "Compendium of Landshells," c. 1989,
> leading us to question accuracy of its ID. There is no tooth on the
> interior
> lip.
>
> <http://nighthawk.tricity.wsu.edu/museum/ArcherdShellCollection/Questionab
> le
> IDs.html>
>
> We would appreciate help or suggestions.
>
> -Burton
>
>