Dr P. Graham Oliver: Head of Biodiversity and Systematic Biology national Museum of Wales. I have never seen his first name. this is the name used in his papers see

http://www.museumwales.ac.uk/biosyb/mollusca/staff/

Thanks very much for the suggestion Art. I will try him.

Scaphopods see Victor Scarabino from Uruguay and worked in Paris.

Thanks again Art!

I am away on Nevis West Indies right now, and am only going to be back in NYC for 2 weeks before I am off on a Dutch marine expedition to the nearby Dutch Caribbean island of Sint Eustatius for three weeks.

But I will try to follows up on the leads you have given me ASAP.

Susan

Hi Susan  This is my little help (to see attach) from my pdf library

Regards Gianluigi

Wow! Thank you so much Gianluigi.

Dear Susan Hewitt,

Please contact me via email: [email protected]

I can send some papers regarding western Atlantic scaphopods and other important articles about this group.

Best regards!

Leonardo

Thank you so much Leonardo!

Hi Susan,

This paper will help you certainly ...

Excellent, thank you Jean-Michel.

Hi Susan, little more help for you

regards Gianluigi

I send you the page concerning scaphopods in the book "West African Seashells" of Ardovini & Cossignani (2004).

Good luck!

That is very kind of you Giovanni. Some of the species might be similar to those I find in the West Indies.

Susan, if I remember other publications for that geographical area, I will talk.

Ciao

Great, thanks.