Muricidae Collection
"Discover the Fascinating World of Muricidae: Gastropods from the Pliocene Era" Step into a time machine and journey back to the Pliocene era
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"Discover the Fascinating World of Muricidae: Gastropods from the Pliocene Era" Step into a time machine and journey back to the Pliocene era, where you'll encounter an array of captivating gastropods belonging to the Muricidae family. Among them is Ecphora quadricostata, a stunning sea snail with its ribbed spirals and scaly varices. Its orange and brown hues make it a true gem of the ocean. Next up is Siratus laciniatus, showcasing its unique Laciniate Murex Shells. These shells boast large body whorls adorned with three scaly varices, while their underside reveals intricate ribbing and small teeth on the outer lip. The combination of cream and brown markings adds elegance to these extraordinary creatures. Haustellum haustellum takes center stage with its Snipes Bill Murex Shells. With low spiral shells featuring long thin siphonal canals and ridged whorls they can truly eye-catching. Cream-colored bodies embellished with beautiful brown markings create an irresistible charm. The Rapa snail shell (Rapa rapa) unveils its mesmerizing beauty when viewed from below. Its mysterious underside showcases intricate patterns that leave us in awe of nature's artistry. Hexaplex radix, also known as radish murex shell, boasts a massive heavy shell with a small pointed spire. Covered in dark brown spines resembling prickly thorns against white or cream body whorls, this species exudes strength and resilience. Purpura patula introduces us to the Wide Mouthed Purpura Shell—a study in contrasts. One side displays rough dark grey nobbly surface while flipping it over reveals a glossy shiny interior adorned with pink and cream colors—an exquisite masterpiece both inside out.