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Queen Conch
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Queen Conch

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A slow-moving but long-lived marine snail, the queen conch has become an abiding symbol of the relaxed pace of life in the Florida Keys—where the human natives affectionately refer to themselves as "conchs."

This brochure discusses the queen conch and includes information on appearance, range and habitat, life history, economic importance, and current management efforts.
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