Phasianella ventricosa
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A smooth, highly polished shell with pretty zig-zag patterns in pink, red, green and white. Smaller and wider than the more common Phasianella australis.
Size: up to 40mm
On seagrass in sheltered bays.
Northern New South Wales to central Western Australia.
Tags: Australian shell identification, Phasianella ventricosa, Turbinidae
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