2 land snails and 1 cypraea from Thailand

[bluezman]

Hello, Pro-collectors! <img src="images/smiley/smile.gif" alt="" border="0" />

Help me, please, to identificate some shells. I`ve collect it this summer at the Koh Samui island (Thailand).
Two of it - dead pulmonates from jungle (on the mountain), near waterfall.
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And another one - some specie of cypraea. It was founded in the sand on the beach. It`s juniors? <img src="images/smiley/smile.gif" alt="" border="0" />
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Merci beacoup  <img src="images/smiley/smile.gif" alt="" border="0" />

[dave r]

Can't say about the land snails, The Cypraeas seem to be at least 3 different species, unfortunately they are far too worn to identify.
Dave

[bluezman]

Thank you, Dave!))
But, about cypraeas... Is this cypraea baby?)) Am I right? Size - 8-12mm.

[dave r]

No, I think they are all adults (with the thickened lips and teeth) just small species, a lot of cowry species do not get very big even as adults. The centre one could be C. hirundo or urceus and the white one at the top of the picture looks like it could even be a Trivia species.
Dave

[paul monfils]

The second land snail looks like a Pterocyclos species, but not certain.

[bluezman]

Thank you very match!
I`ll compare what you indicated with my specimens.))
And another one: dont you know where i can find a list or a qualifier of Thailand`s land snails? (online, i mean)