BURSA SHELLS Belong to the FROG SHELL Family
These shells are distinguished by a gutterlide canal or a slit-sided tube, that cuts through the edge of the aperture at its rear end. Some frog shells are moderate in size while a few are large. They assume many shapes, some coarsely ornamented with thick ribs, knobs and warty lumps; which gives them the name frog shells. Most frog shells live on sand and coral rubble; commonly found across the Indo-Pacific region.
Bursa Rana Shell
Bursa Bursa Shells
Bursa Bursa belongs to the Frog shell family. Found across the Indo-Pacific region.
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One Bursa Bursa Shell 1 to 1 5/8 inches..... .11