Sea Snail Sea shell - S-607 STROMBUS GALLUS (No reserve price)

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Specimen: sea snail; Scientific name: S-607 STROMBUS GALLUS; 1 item; country of origin: Florida; condition: good; year: 2019; weight: 87 g; authenticity: Original.

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Beautiful shell of Strombus gallus-aliger gallus, commonly called the rooster shell or cock-shell, is a species of medium-sized sea snail, a marine mollusk in the family Strombidae. The shell is univalve, spiral, with the aperture/oral opening turned backward and spread like a flap, the lip also incised and hollowed at the top and bottom, near the point where it connects to the beak; the beak twisted inward and backward. Dimensions - 50/70/155 mm. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Beautiful shell of Strombus gallus-aliger gallus, commonly called the rooster shell or cock-shell, is a species of medium-sized sea snail, a marine mollusk in the family Strombidae. The shell is univalve, spiral, with the aperture/oral opening turned backward and spread like a flap, the lip also incised and hollowed at the top and bottom, near the point where it connects to the beak; the beak twisted inward and backward. Dimensions - 50/70/155 mm. I highly recommend it to collectors and interior decorators.

Details

Era
After 2000
Specimen
Sea Snail
Scientific name
S-607 STROMBUS GALLUS
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Floryda
Condition
Good condition
Year
2019
Weight
87 g
Authenticity
Original/official
The NetherlandsVerified
2178
Objects sold
100%
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