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| Cypraea spadicea , the California chestnut cowrie, is common on California and Baja rocky reefs and shorelines. |
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| Egg laying. Left: Delonovolva aequalis (a.k.a. Simnia vidleri) lays eggs on red gorgonian Lophogorgia chilensis , Channel Islands, California. Right: Kelletia kelleti, Kellet's whelk, La Jolla, California. |
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| California cone, Conus californicus, Coronado Islands, Mexico. |
Rock scallop, Crassedoma giganteum (formerly Hinnites giganteus), detail showing eyes. Channel Islands, California. |
Flamingo tongue, Cyphoma gibbosum, Roatan, Honduras. |
| Keywords: Photographs of shelled marine mollusks by Phillip Colla, including Cypraea spadicea (California chestnut cowrie), Delonovolva aequalis (Simnia vidleri), California cone (Conus californicus), Flamingo tongue (Cyphoma gibbosum) and Kelletia kelleti (Kellet's whelk). |
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