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Euspira catena 63269093
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Susan Marley
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Description: English: Large Necklace Shell (Euspira catena). Date: 11 March 2020. Source:
https://www.inaturalist.org/photos/63269093
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Susan Marley
. Camera location
53° 39′ 18.23″ N, 3° 00′ 44.08″ W
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Natica sordida (Sowerby)
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Description: English: Natica sordida Philippi, accepted as Euspira fusca
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