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An endemic species from the Middle Pleistocene of Florida. A single extant species, J. pustulata is found in the Eastern Pacific (California to Peru, Galapagos and Hawaii). Fossil species of the Genus are concentrated within the Caribbean Basin prior to shortly after the closing of the Central American Isthmus. Reference Smith, M. 1936. New tertiary shells from Florida. Nautilus 49(4):135-139.
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An endemic species from the Middle Pleistocene of Florida Reference Smith, M. 1936. New tertiary shells from Florida. Nautilus 49(4):135-139.
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Collected by Phyllis Diegel in the early 1990s.
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Collected by Phyllis Diegel in the early 1990s.
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An extant species which is commonly called the Scotch Bonnet shell.
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This past weekend Dozer Operator and I made a trip to a favorite locality near Lake Okeechobee which exposes both the Lower Pleistocene Caloosahatchee and the Middle Pleistocene Bermont Formations. Hurricane Mathew had grazed the Florida Peninsula the previous week so we were optimistic that the prodigious rains would have washed the sediments revealing marine goodies as well as some terrestrial vertebrate material. Jonathan came away with some nice horse teeth and I picked more Siphocypraea than I can ever use. My finds of the day included a pair of rare Morum oniscus from the Bermont and maximum sized Turbinella scolymoides from the Caloosahatchee.
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