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It's my conclusion, certainly simple, shared by some, and bound to annoy others: We've got one species of crown conch, Melongena corona (Gmelin, 1791), in Florida. Ecological factors are powerful and may account for the spectrum of variation in this familiar species.
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Unless otherwise indicated, all digital images are by Phil Poland of Clearwater, Florida. ... [Click on the respective counties to view specimens from that locale.] ... Other Western Atlantic Melongena Species...
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Melongena - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Melongena , commonly known as the crown conchs , is a genus of large sea snails which have an operculum. These are marine gastropod mollusks in the family Melongenidae, the crown conchs and busyc...
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Brown with streaks of cream and white. Pointed spikes at crown of sea shell. This seashell is found in mangrove areas from Florida to NE Mexico.
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This seashell is common from W. Mexico to N. Ecuador. This seashell is found in inter-tidal mud creeks. Measures approx 2.
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Phylogeography and evolution of the Florida crown conch (Melongena corona) [electronic resource] / Hayes, Kenneth A., 1970- [Tampa, Fla.
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Conch Seashell ... Florida Crown Conch 2in. ; Melongena corona ; back to Small Seashells ... Florida Crown Conch; Melongena corona. Brown with streaks of cream and white. Pointed spikes at crown of shell. Found in mangrove areas from Florida to N.E. Mexico. Measures approx 2".
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Discussion This common species is also known as the Common Crown Conch or the Crown Conch. Some shells lack spines and have fine spiral sculpture. The animal is a scavenger, feeding on dead fish, crabs, and other mollusks, but it also attacks and feeds on living bivalves.
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Crown
-v.i.
to utter the cry of a rooster.
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Conch
-n.
marine mollusk with a spiral shell.
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