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The Pistolgrip, Tritogonia verrucosa (Rafinesque, 1820), was named for the shape of its bumpy shell, which resembles the handle or butt of a pistol. It was considered a good button shell.
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Photograph by Robert E. Warren, Illinois State Museum.

The <b>Pistolgrip</b>, <i>Tritogonia verrucosa</i> (Rafinesque, 1820), was named for the shape of its bumpy shell, which resembles the handle or butt of a pistol.  It was considered a good button shell. <br>Illinois State Museum Collection (ISM-678492)
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