Conomurex persicus (Swainson, 1821)
Shell biconical, with a moderately high spire and a large body whorl. Spire whorls with a definite keel, which is continued on the body whorl at a short distance from the suture. It has a whitish background, and brown markings organized to form unequal spiral bands. Its size ranges from 35 to 45mm. (50 mm, max.).
Verhecken, A. (1984). Strombus decorus raybaudii in de Middellandse Zee. Gloria Maris 23: 79-88
1983
UNA, TS
Persian conch
All Strombus species are herbivorous, feeding on algae. They live in low-energy environments of shallow bays, on mixed (rock/sand/mud) bottoms.
No impacts on local biodiversity have been recorded.
No impacts on health and ecosystem services have been recorded.
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Records of Conomurex persicus
Sites where Conomurex persicus has been recorded in the Hellenic Seas.