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domenico67
Joined: 20 Mar 2009
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 Posted: 21.03.2009, 22:45 Post subject: alexhuberti, deforgesi, aenigma |
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Hi to everybody.
I'd like to know is there are ant recent knews about these shells, and/ir new findings.
As far as I know, there are two aenigma (1 live and 1 dead), two deforgesi and few alexhuberti (O don't know the number, but the few pictures show always the same 2-3 specimens!).
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rlutan
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Location: St. Louis, Missouri
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| Posted: 21.03.2009, 23:35 Post subject: |
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Yes "domenico67".
Be careful for any offerings of "alexhuberti" from an Indonesian doctor. This was discussed in another forum, but I thought it is best to bring it up again. He copied Lorenz' alexhuberti picture so well you can tell it is a fake. PVDB can enlighten you to this fellow's trickery.
Probably "cowrieking" can answer your query-- Felix??.
Robert.
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Caribbean seashells were what I collected in the 1980s when I was stationed in Puerto Rico with US. Navy. I had a few rare cowries then. Over the past 1 year I have started collecting cowries seriously again. |
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