 Click thumbnail for a larger image. | Creator(s): Turner Liz Date: 1980 - Description: Cuttlefish bones, ie the internal skeletons of 2 species of cuttlefish, namely white Amplisepia apama (giant cuttle) and pinkish Sepiia braggi, identified by Liz Turner in 1997. The bones are chalk like. Collected on Flinders Island beaches. Giant Cuttle is very common in Bass Strait. Cuttle bones get washed up in winter storms. Format: realia Object: cephalopods Titles: Cuttlefish Bones Subjects: cephalopods Institution: Furneaux Historical Research Association Inc. Object number: FHR_00066 Disclaimer The content of this record is provided by Furneaux Historical Research Association Inc.. For any questions about the content please contact them. |
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