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Page 36 THE FESTIVUS Vol. XXXIX: Supplement<br />
Pl. 23,<br />
figs.5a-c<br />
CYPRAEIDAE<br />
Pl. 24,<br />
figs.1a-b,<br />
2a-b<br />
Pl. 24,<br />
figs.3a-b,<br />
4a-b<br />
Pl. 24,<br />
figs.7a-b<br />
Pl. 24,<br />
figs.5a-b,<br />
6a-b<br />
Trivia cherobia (Cate, 1979) KLK 200759 (voucher). Remarks: Recovered live in 1998 from tangle<br />
net, 61m, det. L.T. Groves. Distribution Record: The species was<br />
described from one specimen (6.3 mm), Bahía Magdalena, Baja<br />
California, México, holotype LACM 1803.<br />
Monetaria caputserpentis<br />
caputserpentis (Linnaeus, 1758)<br />
As Cypraea caputserpentis in Keen (1958: 327, 1971), Hertlein &<br />
Allison (1960a) (fresh beach deposits), Sachet (1962c), Salvat &<br />
Ehrhardt (1970), Emerson (1978, 1991, 1994), Cantera (1991), Small<br />
(1994 [empty shells], 1995), Beals (1995); as Erosaria caputserpentis<br />
caputophidii Schilder, 1927, in Cate (1969) (live, abundant, photo); as<br />
Erosaria caputserpentis in Emerson & Chaney (1995); KLK 200793<br />
(voucher), 210174. Remarks: Collected in 1998 and 2005 as<br />
decorticated worn beach deposits. Genus changed to Monetaria in<br />
Meyer (2003). Because only beach specimens have been collected<br />
recently, an image of M. caputserpentis caputserpentis from Isla del<br />
Coco is also shown on Plate 24.<br />
Monetaria moneta (Linnaeus, 1758) As Cypraea in Keen (1958: 327, 1971), Hertlein & Allison (1960a)<br />
(UCMP,TC hypotypes 37726-37727, live, line drawings), Sachet<br />
(1962c); as Monetaria moneta barthelemyi (Bernardi) in Cate (1969)<br />
(AMNH 204596a, empty shells, abundant, photo); as Cypraea in<br />
Salvat & Ehrhardt (1970) (5 specimens), Emerson (1978, 1991, 1993,<br />
1994), Kay (1979), Finet (1987b), Cantera (1991), Small (1994<br />
[empty shells], 1995), Beals (1995) (empty shells, worn); reported as<br />
common in Hickman & Finet (1999); Emerson & Chaney, 1995;<br />
Kaiser, 1999; Schneider, 2004 (beach deposit); SBMNH 358486<br />
(beach deposits); AMNH 204596, 86235; KLK 200812-200813<br />
(voucher), 210175-210177. Remarks: Collected in 1994, 1998, 2005<br />
(in lagoon also) and 2007. Very common as beach deposits. Cate<br />
(1969) reported M. moneta as being common and living in intertidal<br />
water. In my four expeditions to Clipperton, none have been found<br />
living. Because only beach worn specimens have been collected<br />
recently, an image of a fresh M. moneta from Isla del Coco is also<br />
shown on Plate 24.<br />
Erosaria albuginosa (Gray, 1825) As Cypraea in Hertlein & Allison (1960a) (live), Sachet (1962c),<br />
Emerson & Old (1963), Salvat & Ehrhardt (1970), Burgess (1970,<br />
1985), Emerson (1994, 1995), Small (1994) (live), Beals (1995) (live,<br />
photo), Cate (1969); Emerson & Chaney, 1995; Kaiser, 1999;<br />
Schneider, 2004 (beach deposit); CASIZ 103450, 103490; MNHN;<br />
SBMNH 358624, 358487 (live, wet collection), 358488; KLK<br />
200781-200791 (voucher), 200792, 210178-210180. Remarks:<br />
Collected in 1994, 1998, 2005 and 2007. One or more specimens<br />
found live and preserved in KLK wet collection.<br />
Erosaria helvola helvola (Linnaeus,<br />
1758)<br />
As Cypraea helvola in Hertlein & Allison (1960a) (AMNH 204597,<br />
beach deposits), Sachet (1962c), as C. helvola hawaiiensis Melvill in<br />
Cate (1969) (AMNH 204597a, ?live, photo), Emerson (1978); as<br />
Cypraea in Salvat & Ehrhardt (1970), Keen (1971), Kay (1979),<br />
Cantera (1991), Emerson (1991, 1994), Small (1994) (dead), Beals<br />
(1995) (dead, worn); Groves, 1992; Emerson & Chaney, 1995;<br />
Kaiser, 1999; SBMNH 353521 (voucher, worn beach deposit).<br />
Remarks: Because only worn specimens have been collected recently,<br />
an image of a fresh E. helvola helvola is shown from the Marshall<br />
Islands. I believe that Cate (1969) photographed specimens in fine<br />
condition that were not collected at Clipperton.