Carapace Clam - Turbo marmoratus
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Specimen Schaal, Turbo marmoratus; a single 2015 Madagascar-origin polished shell, weighing 949 g, in good condition, authentic/original, with iridescent nacre on the exterior and minor holes near the aperture.
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Description from the seller
Very large polished Turbo marmoratus shell with a large iridescent mother-of-pearl exterior.
It has, on the side near the opening, a number of small irregularities (holes) and 2 slightly larger holes.
Length 190 mm
Height 180 mm
Width 140 mm
Weight 949 grams
Will be well packed and sent registered with track and trace.
Very large polished Turbo marmoratus shell with a large iridescent mother-of-pearl exterior.
It has, on the side near the opening, a number of small irregularities (holes) and 2 slightly larger holes.
Length 190 mm
Height 180 mm
Width 140 mm
Weight 949 grams
Will be well packed and sent registered with track and trace.
Details
Era
After 2000
Specimen
Carapace
Scientific name
Turbo marmoratus
No. of items
1
Country of origin
Madagascar
CITES relevancy
Non-CITES species
Condition
Good condition
Year
2015
Weight
949 g
Authenticity
Original/official
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