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NOTE: Pictured shells are representative examples from available stock. "One Only" shells pictured are the actual shells being offered |
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Harpa articularis Lamarck, 1822 This species of Harp does not vary too much, but this lot of large, superb quality shells has some variability to the ribs. Each specimen was hand-selected for quality and beauty.
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Harpa cabriti Fischer, 1860
A specimen with thin, sharp-edge ribs and mocha-brown coloring.
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Harpa cabriti Fischer, 1860
This specimen is of exceptional size and color. The ribs become progressively thicker towards the lip. It is a real show piece.
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Harpa harpa Linné, 1758 Localized red form from the Palawan area.
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Harpa kajyamai Rehder, 1973 Nice shell with fleshy pink ribs and flush with yellow.
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Harpa kajyamai Rehder, 1973 Large shell with robust rib structure.
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Morum amabile Shikama, 1973 Exceptional size specimen. Taken from fishermen's nets.
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Morum dennisoni (Reeve, 1842) Pretty shell with well developed shield and blended orange color.
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Morum dennisoni (Reeve, 1842) Above average size.
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Morum joelgreenei Emerson, 1981 Mostly found in the Philippines. A synonym is Morum celinanarumai Kosuge, 1981.
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Morum matthewsi Emerson, 1967 Trawled by lobster boat.
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Morum ninomiya Emerson, 1986 M. ninomiya cannot be confused with any other species of Morum. The unusual and interesting raised veins on the shield is a unique characteristic of this species.
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