Haliotidae
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Australia. WA. Onslow. October 2009.
F+ / 74mm
#11074
Different shades. from Onslow.
2.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Philippines. E Samar. On reef. January 2005.
F+ / 64mm
#35665
2.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Philippines. E Samar. On reef. January 2005.
F+ / 70mm
#34178
Last hole not completely closed yet.
2.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Philippines. Sulu Sea. From fishermen. 1995.
F++ / 66mm
#916
1.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Indonesia. Lombok. Sengiggi. In shallow waterOctober 2002.
F++ / 49mm
#15797
1.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Japan. Wakayama prefecture. Nada Cho. May 1978.
F++ / 82mm
#9169
1.50 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Papua New Guinea. Laing Island. July 1980.
F++ / 64mm
#18906
Nice locality.
2.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Philippines. E Samar. On reef. January 2005.
F+ / 79mm
#34810
2.00 EUR
Haliotis asinina - Linnaeus, 1758
Philippines. Pangasinan. Lingayen Gulf. Dived on reef. February 2003.
F++ / 65mm
#34811
2.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
USA. California. Morro Bay. 1980.
F++ / 154mm
#32295
natural overgrowth
30.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
Mexico. WM. Baja California. San Juanico. June 2008.
F/F+ / 96mm
#38722
Quite some erosion on back, revealing the mother-of-pearl layer underneath.
15.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
Mexico. WM. Baja California. San Jorge. September 1984.
F+ / 114mm
#39547
Umbo rough, some sponge attacks on dorsum.
18.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
Mexico. WM. Baja California. San Jorge. September 1984.
F+ / 106mm
#39548
Umbonal area rough. Rather flat shell.
15.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
Mexico. WM. W Baja California. Santo Tomas. Dived on rocks at 20-30m. June 1980.
F+ / 131mm
#36772
Upper layer gone near umbo and near middle tubercule.
25.00 EUR
Haliotis corrugata - Wood, 1828
Mexico. WM. W Baja California. Santo Tomas. Dived on rocks at 20-30m. June 1980.
F+ / 148mm
#36775
Upper layer gone near umbo. Rough area in edge, probably from removing the animal from the rock.
25.00 EUR