conus 10 & 11

[jeroen v.]

Beachfind from Kenya

Thank you!

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[paul monfils]

I believe the top one is Conus balteatus, and the lower one Conus biliosus, the form often called Conus parvulus, which some authors consider to be a separate species.

[david touitou]

Hello,

Looks like 2 <b>beached</b> specimens of <i>C. rattus </i>and <i>C. lividus</i> for me. I have seen hundreds like these in the Seychelles... I am sure near 99% <img src="images/smiley/smile.gif" alt="" border="0" />

DAVID  <span class="petit">--Last edited by David Touitou on 2009-11-26 21:09:30 --</span>

[dave r]

I agree, they look more like rattus and lividus to me too.

[david touitou]

I am quite sure at 99,9% too  <img src="images/smiley/lol.gif" alt="" border="0" />