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| Author : | Topic: Can You Help Me Identify This Shell? | Bottom |
| Verla Posts : 1 |
This shell measures 5-5/8 in. by 3-1/8 in. Color is mostly black with a white frosted appearance. Origin unknown. Picture: http://www.badongo.com/pic/938939 Thanks |
| Paul Monfils moderator Posts : 263 ![]() |
This appears to be Busycon carica, the Knobbed Whelk, a common species from the eastern United States. However, the black color is not typical. Shells that have been buried in organic mud for a long time often get stained black like this. That could be the explanation. http://www.jaxshells.org/busycon2.htm |
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