Conus cf glans Hwass in Bruguière, 1792
Glans cone?, 48mm

Conus cf glans is rare in the Marshalls. We have seen only a few specimens under rocks on lagoon pinnacles at a depth of about 10m. The shell is similar to Conus glans or C. tenuistriatus. It is much larger than C. tenuistriatus, but it could be a form of C. glans.

We currently do not have a photo of the living animal.

Created 4 July 2009
Updated 12 March 2020

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