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I have been looking for something like this to help I'd it from my recent trip, but keep coming up short. Perhaps someone acquainted with the narrow field of chipola shells can help me. 

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It will probably be useful to post a photo showing the aperture, as the diagnostic characters are often found there.

 

Don C

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It's a Glyphostoma but to id to species as Don says we need an aperture view.

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If you want help to ID the shells you find, you also can have a look at this.

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