Hi Folks, I just sent off a picture to someone who requested it, and then thought it might be of interest to others. It is a photo taken with the scanning electron microscope, of a 1.8 mm, heavily reticulated gastropod, dredged at 1300 meters in the Gulf of Mexico. I have no idea what species, or even what family it is. It has a huge (relatively speaking) hole in its side, made by another gastropod (a tiny moon snail??), and the scratches of the predator's radular teeth are clearly visible around the rim of the hole. If you are interested, please e-mail me privately, and I'll send it to you as a .jpg image; or, if some generous person with a web site would like to post it there for a while, I can send it to them. Regards, Paul M.