can you id this shell,is there a name for this?

[diocrisseashells1000]

this is an old collection(2001)found in the phillipines.

[helmetapointe]

what is the size ? 11 mm ?

[diocrisseashells1000]

The shell is 3/4 inch, im sorry i am not used to use in milimeter. by the way most of my photos is more than 128 k bytes, is there anyway i could post it even it is over in size?

[dave r]

Using Badongo as a host for photos seems to work best on here, then post a link.
Dave

[diocrisseashells1000]

hi dave. sorry if i cant use the badongo coz i cannot afford to subscribe. i use the flickr instead. i hope this link could help.thanks.

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[paul monfils]

I believe this is in Turridae (which is already 2 strikes against finding a name for it) :-)  I read about someone who found more than 150 species of Turridae in a cup of beach drift, and about half of them were probably unnamed.  Anyway, this looks close to some species of Eucyclostoma.  What is the size of this shell?  Do the lines on the ruler indicate millimeters?  If so, it's in the right size range for that genus.

[diocrisseashells1000]

Hello again Paul, that was a great info you gave, i search the word eucyclostoma and you are very right on the family on the photo i gave.  it looks like e.tricarinata except mine has almost flatten cord, anyway the size is 5/8 inch,probably 17-19 mm. if i not mistaken,( i am not good in measurements) :-[
Thanks again & happy shelling.

ps.  hope they consider the name i put on the flickr.lol