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items found: 106  Charonia lampas (Linnaeus, 1758) (CHARONIIDAE) Brasil 162mm Canary Is. 62.2mm Ghana 142.2mm Ghana 195.6mm Greece 251.2mm Morocco 150.6mm Morocco 147mm Morocco 145mm Morocco 179mm Morocco 198.5mm Morocco 159mm Morocco 159.2mm Morocco 170.3mm Morocco 193.6mm Morocco 330mm Morocco 261mm Morocco 105mm Portugal 196.9mm Senegal 213.3mm W.Sahara 205mm W.Sahara 137mm W.Sahara 300mm W.Sahara 288.3mm W.Sahara 292.2mm W.Sahara 283.6mm W.Sahara 277.2mm W.Sahara 225mm W.Sahara 240.7mm W.Sahara 195.3mm W.Sahara 367.2mm Charonia lampas capax H. J. Finlay, 1926 (CHARONIIDAE)N.Zealand 173mm N.Zealand 189.5mm N.Zealand 131.5mm Charonia lampas macilenta Kuroda & Habe, 1961 (CHARONIIDAE)synonyms: More slender, knobby shell Japan 160mm Japan 127.6mm Japan 148mm Japan 116.6mm Japan 60.4mm Japan 58.7mm Japan 68mm Japan 101mm Japan 100.4mm Japan 148mm Japan 89mm Japan 124mm Japan 153.6mm Japan 147.1mm Japan 141.7mm N.Caledonia 267mm Philippines 241.7mm Taiwan 168mm Taiwan 115.5mm Taiwan 103.1mm Taiwan 116.5mm Taiwan 130mm Taiwan 140.8mm Taiwan 105.2mm Taiwan 107mm Taiwan 160.8mm Charonia lampas nodifera (Lamarck, 1822) (CHARONIIDAE)Italy 281.3mm Ivory Coast 263.3mm Senegal 238.5mm Spain 139.5mm Charonia lampas powelli Cotton, 1957 (CHARONIIDAE)Australia 194.5mm Australia 144.2mm Australia 145.2mm Australia 105mm S.Australia 124mm S.Australia 136.2mm S.Australia 174mm S.Australia 76.8mm S.Australia 122.8mm S.Australia 129.8mm S.Australia 157mm S.Australia 181mm S.Australia 213.3mm Tasmania 98.2mm Tasmania 127.6mm Charonia lampas pustulata (Euthyme, 1889) (CHARONIIDAE)Madagascar 114.1mm Madagascar 172mm S.Africa 170mm S.Africa 156.4mm S.Africa 175mm S.Africa 165mm S.Africa 25mm S.Africa 85.5mm S.Africa 126mm S.Africa 150mm S.Africa 200.3mm S.Africa 196.8mm S.Africa 46mm S.Africa 221.1mm Charonia lampas sauliae (Reeve, 1844) (CHARONIIDAE)China 220mm China 180mm China 180mm China 230mm China 200mm up China 240mm China 252mm Japan 147.4mm Japan 137.7mm Japan 97mm Japan 239mm Japan 192mm Sri Lanka 113.4mm Taiwan 170mm
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