Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."">
Cassis Glauca (Linnaeus)
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Description: "In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."
Source: Cuppy Ph.D., Hazlitt Alva Beauties and Wonders of Land and Sea (Springfield: Mast, Crowell & Kirkpatrick, 1895) 188
Keywords: cephalous mollusca, mollis, snail sea shell, mollusks
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