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Blotched Snowflake Volute (Cymbiola nivosa)Observer
jmartincrossleyDescription
Laying eggs
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Observer
ben_travagliniDescription
Photos taken by Leon Altoff and supplied by Audrey Falconer of the Marine Research Group, Field Naturalists Club of Victoria.
Uploaded to iNaturalist with permission.
Slight image adjustments done by myself.
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Genus MicromeloObserver
henrycarrickDescription
Found intertidally while conducting surveys
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Genus MicromeloObserver
henrycarrickDescription
Found during intertidal surveys
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Genus MicromeloObserver
henrycarrickDescription
Found on intertidal limestone platform at low tide.
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Zoila friendiiObserver
jmartincrossleyDescription
camera light and arm reflection in shell.
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Queen Victoria Cone (Conus victoriae)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Thompson Street
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Subclass Caenogastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
Superfamily Conoidea
FAM Conidae
Conus victoriae
Reeve, 1843
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Firebrand Murex (Chicoreus torrefactus)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Finucane Island
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
FAM Muricidae
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Southern Baler (Melo miltonis)Observer
daniel_healdDescription
Southern Baler Eating Turban Shell
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Princely Cone (Conus aulicus)Observer
quokka2Description
Snorkel fringing reef.
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Angaria tyriaObserver
henrycarrickDescription
Pictured at night in 6-9m of water on/around seagrass beds, sand flats and low profile limestone reef.
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Staghorn Murex (Chicoreus cornucervi)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Cemetery Beach
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
FAM Muricidae
Chicoreus cornucevi
laying eggs
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Costate Tun Snail (Tonna allium)Observer
broome_seagrass_cmpDescription
Photographed by Martin Pritchard in the intertidal zone off Entrance point. ID by Dr. Lisa Kirkendale from WA Museum.
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Tanea sagittataObserver
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Lacy Street
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Littorinimorpha
Family Naticidae
Tanea sagittata
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Trigonal Cone (Conus trigonus)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Cooke Point CP
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
Superfamily Conoidea
FAM Conidae
Conus trigonus
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Trigonal Cone (Conus trigonus)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Cooke Point CP
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
Superfamily Conoidea
FAM Conidae
Conus trigonus
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Damon's Volute (Amoria damonii)Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Cooke Point CP
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Neogastropoda
FAM Volutidae
Amoria damonii
Gray, 1864
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Bolma exoticaObserver
jannvendettiDescription
JAMSTEC/ Ocean Census, R/V Kaimei, KM#271Mo01, ~ 397 m, shell length ~1.7 cm
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Conus tisiiObserver
jannvendettiPlace
Missing LocationDescription
JAMSTEC K/V Kaimei, CRAMBON, 520.5 meters
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Melon Shell (Melo amphora)Observer
beneficiallimeDescription
Purple with white spots on its body and large cream shell approx half a metre in length
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Barycypraea teulereiObserver
jordinatura_shellsDescription
En mi colección. Recogida muerta en Febrero 2024
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Giant Triton Snail (Charonia tritonis)Observer
alex_hDescription
24cm shell length
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Observer
dorisreefDescription
Port Hedland WA - Rec Centre (Keesing Street)
Phylum Mollusca
Class Gastropoda
Order Littorinimorpha
FAM Cypraeidae
Cribrarula exmouthensis ssp. magnifica
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Australian Trumpet (Syrinx aruana)Observer
karrihartleyDescription
Egg sac with shells inside. Amazing such little shells/snails can become the largest gastropod in the world.
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Australian Trumpet (Syrinx aruana)Observer
karrihartleyDescription
Observation courtesy of John Hartley and Tina Horton.
