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Cumingia mutica
16 mm     Caldera, northern Chile     1,00 €
Item# 0004061521
FamilyTellinidae
NameCumingia mutica , G. B. Sowerby I, 1833
Size16 mm
LocalityCaldera, northern Chile
NoteOne nice specimen, with conjoined valves, of the rare species Cumingia mutica, washed ashore alive after strong tidal surges in Caldera, northern Chile. Still conjoined valves. This is a rare subtidal species, but sometimes they are found strained. Full data on the specimen will be provided. A low initial price for an interesting endemic bivalve from Chile.
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