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Side view of Philippine Strombus. This shell, the second
collected, proved to be a male (by disection).
New stations were selected in an area off Koko Head [to see a map, click here (Koko Head is at bottom), then use your
browser's BACK function to return]. These places were, at first glance, dull and uninteresting. The more frequently we
visited them, however, the more life could be seen. Shells in great variety were found, from the largest to the smallest.
Cassis cornuta were quite often seen, as were Conus leopardus and Conus quercinus. A very large Cypraea gaskoini was picked
up at one of the sites. At another, a very small Terebra achates was fanned out of the sand.
Trawling in about 100 fathoms off Cape Moreton in Queensland has supplied several new cowries that have relatives living in
Japan. They are Erronea coucomi, Schilderia moretonensis, and Schilderia queenslandica.
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