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Mayotte, M'Bouini - 58.1 mm |
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Philippines, Mactan Is., Punta Engano - 62.6 mm |
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Philippines - 56.0 mm |
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Thailand, Andaman Sea - 86.7 mm |
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I, 1833 [f. anceps A. ADAMS, 1853] Solomon Islands - 57.8mm |
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Conus consors
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I, 1833 [f. daullei CROSSE, 1858] Mozambique, Bazaruto Island - 66.8 mm |
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I, 1833 [f. turschi DA MOTTA, 1985] Indonesia, Sumatra - 88.0 mm |
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I, 1833 [f. turschi DA MOTTA, 1985] Thailand - 71.7 mm |
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I, 1833 [f. turschi DA MOTTA, 1985] ENLARGE Thailand , Phuket - 66.6 mm |
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References SOWERBY II, G. B. Jr., 1833. The Conchological Illustrations. ADAMS, A., 1854. Descriptions of New Species of the Genus Conus, from the Collection of Hugh Cuming. CROSSE, J. C. H., 1858. Observations sur le genre cône et déscription de trois espéces nouvelles avec un catalogue alphabéthique des cônes actuellement Conus. DA MOTTA, A. J., 1985. A Discussion of a Confusing Group of Species in the Genus Conus (Gastropoda: Conidae), with the Description of a New Species. RÖCKEL,
D., KORN, W. & KOHN, A.J., 1995. Manual of the Living Conidae,
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