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  2. Xenophoridae - Wikipedia

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    The shells are small to rather large (diameter of base without attachments 19–160 mm; height of shell 21–100 mm), depressed to conical, with narrow to wide, simple to spinose peripheral edge or flange separating spire from base. Aperture large, base broad, rather flattened, often umbilicate. Periostracum very thin or wanting.

  3. Calyptraea chinensis - Wikipedia

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    The thin shell of this species has the shape of an almost symmetrical cone (like a Chinese hat or conical Asian hat), 7 mm high and 15 – 21 mm wide.The internal partition has a spirally curved edge which runs running from the apex to the margin of the shell, and partly covers the aperture.

  4. Cypraeidae - Wikipedia

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    Their glossy, polished, ovate-shaped shells have beautiful patterns in a variety of colors. These patterns, combined with minor variations in shell form, have led some conchologists to recognize 60 genera and hundreds of species and subspecies. In virtually all of the species in the family Cypraeidae, the shells are extremely smooth and shiny.

  5. ‘Shy and elusive’ sea creature — with unusual ‘snow-white ...

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    Only 35 sightings of the creature have been recorded, experts said.

  6. Chiton - Wikipedia

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    The sea snail Nerita textilis (like all gastropods) deposits a mucus trail as it moves, which a chemoreceptive organ is able to detect and guide the snail back to its home site. [31] It is unclear if chiton homing functions in the same way, but they may leave chemical cues along the rock surface and at the home scar which their olfactory senses ...

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