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Terebra corrugata? - Herner - 04-25-2012 Hi, I found this piece of a shell on the beach at Lanzerote (Canary Island). I do not know if it is Terebra corrugata? Maybe someone can help me here in this forum with the identification? Best wishes Herner http://matzlpage.de/details.php?image_id=10168 Re: Terebra corrugata? - diocrisseashells1000 - 04-26-2012 Hello Herner, I do not think it is a terebridae specie,... it is more like a very very worn cerithiidae specie, it is somehow looks like Cerithium alucaster but very worn,.....  ( i guess,....) Re: Terebra corrugata? - Herner - 04-26-2012 Hi, Thanks for your quick response!  I think you've guessed correctly! The shell is very very worn. This condition has also irritates me when identification. Greetings Herner Re: Terebra corrugata? - diocrisseashells1000 - 04-26-2012 A very worn even a fraction of a shell that i dont have gives me more determination to look for a better or fine specimen.... this gives me more willingness to continue on collecting.... so a worn or damage specimen boost my morale to search for  a fine one...  also keep it for your future reference. Happy shelling. Diocris. Re: Terebra corrugata? - Herner - 04-26-2012 thanks! It is difficult for me to search for better specimen, because I only have the chance during my vacation, search for "exotic shells". During this time I have to think about where of this world I spend my holidays. So I look forward to each shell or shell fragments that I discover. That makes fun of course!  Â