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Plate 3

Turbans, Top-shells, Star-shells

a. Channeled Turban, Turbo canaliculatus Hermann, 2 inches (Southeastern Florida and the West Indies), p. 123.

b. Superb Gaza, Gaza superba Dall. 1 inch (Gulf of Mexico), p. 118.

c. Baird’s Spiny Margarite, Lischkeia bairdi Dall, 2 inches (Pacific Coast), p. 109.

d. Adanson’s Pleurotomaria, Perotrochus adansonianus Crosse and Fischer, 3 inches (West Indies), p. 92.

e. Greenish Turban, Astraea olivacea Wood, 1¹⁄₂ inches (Gulf of California), not in text.

f. Queen Tegula, Tegula regina Stearns, 1¹⁄₂ inches (Southern California), p. 120.

g. Chestnut Turban, Turbo castaneus Gmelin, 1¹⁄₂ inches (Southeastern United States and the West Indies), p. 123.

h. Carved Star-shell, Astraea caelata Gmelin, 2 inches (Southeastern United States and the West Indies), p. 124.

i. American Star-shell, Astraea americana Gmelin, 1¹⁄₂ inches (South-eastern Florida), p. 124.

j. Green Star-shell, Astraea tuber Linné, 1¹⁄₂ inches (Southeastern United States and the West Indies), p. 124.

k. and m. Long-spined Star-shell, Astraea longispina Lamarck, 2 inches (Southeastern United States and the West Indies), p. 123.

l. Short-spined Star-shell, Astraea brevispina Lamarck, 2 inches (West Indies only), p. 123.

n. Chocolate-lined Top-shell, Calliostoma zonamestum A. Adams, 1 inch (Florida Keys and the West Indies), p. 112.

o. Baird’s Top-shell, Calliostoma bairdi Verrill and Smith, 1 inch (Massachusetts to Florida), p. 113.

p. Jujube Top-shell, Calliostoma jujnbinum Gmelin, 1 inch (Florida Keys and the West Indies), p. 113.

q. Channeled Top-shell, Calliostoma canaliculatum Solander 1786, 1 inch (Pacific Coast), p. 115.