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DescriptionPurple Purpur (retouched).jpg
Deutsch: Purpur – gefärbte Stoffe und entsprechende Schnecken

Herkuleskeule bzw Brandhorn – Bolinus brandaris Stumpfe Stachelschnecke (Purpurschnecke) – Hexaplex trunculus Rotmund Leistenschnecke – Stramonita haemastoma (Thais haemastoma)

Exponat des Naturhistorischen Museums in Wien
English: purple dyed fabric with their corresponding sea snail

Bolinus brandaris Hexaplex trunculus Stramonita haemastoma (Thais haemastoma)

Exhibit of the——Museum of Natural History in Vienna
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