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Class: Gastropoda
Order: Neogastropoda
Family: Fasciolariidae horse conchs, spindle shells

Genus: Peristernia

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13 species (see list below)
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Max. Length 2.5 cm SHL
 
Peristernia angulata
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Peristernia australiensis
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Peristernia chlorostoma
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Peristernia clathrata
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Peristernia granulosa
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Peristernia hesterae
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Peristernia igorshlegeli
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Peristernia lirata
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Peristernia marquesana
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Poppe, Guido and Philippe

Pacific Ocean.

Peristernia nassatula(Lamarck, 1822)

Photo by Poppe, Guido and Philippe
 
Peristernia nassatula
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Peristernia philberti
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Peristernia reincarnata
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Peristernia ustulata
[Singed peristernia]


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