Turritella like mollusc

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    Hunter Thurmond
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    I found this inside another mollusc shell from either the Eastover formation or the Yorktown formation. The scale is millimeters.

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    #38730
    Victor Perez
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    I don’t know the species, but I think it’s in the family Terebridae, commonly referred to as the auger snails.

    #38745
    Sadie Mills
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    @hunter-thurmond have you used the Digital Atlas of Ancient Life? It is an online ID guide, and has a Neogene guide for the Southeast US.

    http://www.digitalatlasofancientlife.org/

     

    There are a lot of gastropods to sort through, but this one caught my eye as similar to your specimen:

    http://neogeneatlas.net/species/turbonilla-abrupta/

    I would look through the others too, since I just did a brief glance through some of the snail families!

    #38757
    Hunter Thurmond
    Participant

    Thanks Saddie and Victor!

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