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| Widespread but sparse. Individual specimens found in washings from littoral algae and dredged from shell gravel and mud. Recorded from several localities by Marshall (1900a) and from Skye by Jeffreys (1866) and the Clyde (Jeffreys (1867). Food possibly Phascolion strombi. |
| Collections: NMSZ |
Further information about this species |
Conchological Society of GB & Ireland |
National Museums & Galleries of Wales |
Encyclopedia of Marine Life |
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