ID help again

[paul monfils]

I can help with a few of them and guess at a few others.

1. (top) Glabella arenaria; other two, not certain but best guess Glabella harpaeformis bifasciata

2. Badly worn but there are not too many marginellids in that area with axial ribs.  Perhaps Glabella denticulata.

3. #1,2 Persicula cornea; #3,4,5 Persicula persicula (#5 is juvenile)

4. Probably Crepidula porcellana

5. (large specimen) Agaronia hiatula; smaller one, uncertain

6. Conus pulcher - small examples of the world's largest Conus species.  These small ones were once sold as a different species, Conus papillionaceus.  The smallest ones may be a different species, can't tell.

7.  Mostly Bulla adansoni.  A couple of them might be a different species.

8.  Thais callifera

9.  Family Ostreidae, probably genus Ostrea, species uncertain.