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items found: 99  Pteropurpura trialata (Sowerby, 1834) (MURICIDAE) California 61mm California 69.1mm California 63mm up California 58.2mm California 77.3mm California 71.7mm California 65mm California 67mm California 72.5mm California 70mm California 59mm California 60.5mm California 59.7mm California 61.2mm California 65.3mm California 66mm California 70mm California 72mm California 68.5mm California 72mm California 79.5mm California 74.8mm California 65mm California 71.4mm California 49mm California 73mm California 72.7mm California 73.1mm California 72.5mm California 70mm California 73.1mm California 77mm California 75.8mm California 81.3mm California 77mm California 65.7mm California 73.3mm California 64.3mm California 72.3mm California 73.7mm California 70.2mm California 76.8mm California 79.9mm California 70.2mm California 73.4mm California 67.7mm California 71.1mm California 63.5mm California 59.7mm California 68.2mm California 66.7mm California 55.3mm California 65.7mm California 53.8mm California 53.5mm California 65mm California 67mm California 73.5mm California 64.7mm California 69mm California 69.5mm California 69.2mm California 58.6mm California 60.6mm California 64.5mm California 54.2mm California 53.5mm California 62.9mm California 69mm California 69.2mm California 39mm California 41.8mm California 70.5mm California 68mm California 72.5mm California 73.8mm California 55.8mm California 64mm California 65.6mm California 67.4mm California 66.4mm California 55.2mm California 66.7mm California 68.5mm California 66.3mm California 52.2mm California 53.4mm California 53.5mm California 59.7mm California 66mm California 64mm California 71.8mm California 71.8mm California 64.3mm California 67mm California 62.3mm Mexico West 69.5mm Pteropurpura trialata alba (Berry 1908) (MURICIDAE)California 49.1mm California 78.1mm
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- use * (asterisk)
as wild card,
it means 'anything'
after it is placed
on the sentence.
For example:
' formosissima
'. you can write
only formos*.
Every word starting
with these letters
will be found
(formosissima,
formosense, formosus).
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generic search
as 'Conus *'.
The results will
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