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| Author : | Topic: Identification of some Kenya Shells | Bottom |
| David Touitou admin Posts : 139 ![]() |
Hello, Dear Collector, Welcome on the forum. I can help you only for one shell. The cowrie shell (Shell D). Itseems to be an old washed specimen ofCypraea chinensis. Of course when live or fresh dead the shell looks very different. Type "Cypraea chinensis"on google and look for pictures to have an idea of it's real looking. Paul might help you with the others. Regards, DAvid |
| Paul Monfils moderator Posts : 263 ![]() |
A. Trochidae, probably Monodonta sp. B. This is a land snail, probably Tropidophora sp. C. unknown (Mactridae?) D. As David said, Cypraea chinensis E. Lyrocardium lyratum F. Pyramidella acus G. Vexillum sp., similar to some forms of Vexillum exasperatum, but I am not sure of the species. H. unknown - almost certainly a small juvenile of a larger species I. Conus miliaris |
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