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• Other building materials include the queen conch " Strombus gigas " as well as other shells.
• But he knows more about mollusca gastropoda strombidae strombus gigas _ the Queen Conch _ than most of the natives.
• Conchs ( Strombus gigas ) are sea snails, beautiful creatures with spiral shells, typically about 8 inches long, that end in a pearly pink lip.
• The Indians would trade sea products like the ( Strombus gigas ), salt ( specially from the Paraguana Peninsula ), turtles and fish from coral riffs.
• The sea grass beds support several species of juvenile fish, green turtles ( Chelonia mydas ), starfish ( Oreaster reticulates ), conchs ( Strombus gigas ) and sea eggs ( Tripneustes ventricosus ), however there are also significant areas of algae.
• Seashells including the sacred chank or shankha " Turbinella pyrum "; " Triton's trumpet " " Charonia tritonis "; and the Queen Conch " Strombus gigas " have been used as musical instruments around the world.
• Six species live in the greater Caribbean region, including the queen conch, " Strombus gigas " ( now usually known as " Eustrombus gigas " or " Lobatus gigas " ), and the West Indian fighting conch, " Strombus pugilis ".
• Another example is the conch pearl ( sometimes referred to simply as the'pink pearl'), which is found very rarely growing between the mantle and the shell of the queen conch or pink conch, " Strombus gigas ", a large sea snail or marine gastropod from the Caribbean Sea.
• Various species of large marine gastropod shells can be turned into " blowing shells ", but some of the best-known species used are the sacred chank or shankha " Turbinella pyrum ", the Triton's trumpet " Charonia tritonis ", and the queen conch " Strombus gigas ".
• Various species of large marine gastropod shells can be turned into " blowing shells ", but some of the best-known species are : the sacred chank or shankha " Turbinella pyrum "; the " Triton's trumpet " " Charonia tritonis "; and the Queen Conch " Strombus gigas ".