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 Chama congregata
bullas1
Posted: Dec 15 2009, 03:44 PM


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Happy Holidays to all the shellers-
Could this be a Chama congregata? It was in with some other chama I got and the data said;Chama congregata,from 3 to 4 foot water on rocks;east Panama. It's
L 41mm- W36.8mm. The color and size are different than the ones I've collected on the east coast of Florida.
Anyone that's collected at this location and has seen these I would appreciate help if it's this sp or whatever it is.
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Marlo
Posted: Dec 17 2009, 08:47 AM


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Unless there's a similar species down there we don't know of, sure looks like congregata to me.
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