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rodriguescribrlluminopinatum.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Cribrarula cribellum, a newly discovered population, very remote from Mauritius and La Reunion where that species was believe to be endemic.	rodriguesF162033.jpg Sort order:     Active:  A rubble beach in in the west. here we discovered three of the new species of Marginellidae.	rodriguesF162103.jpg Sort order:     Active:  A dump of Pleuroploca trapezium, locally known as konokono is guaranteed to make the man strong.	rodriguesF162146.jpg Sort order:     Active:  The view over the island	rodriguesF162159.jpg Sort order:     Active:  The large, unexplored lagoon in the south.
rodriguesF162224.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Putularia globulus brevirostris. A local form differing from those from Mauritius.	rodriguesF162239.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Bistolida piae, thought to be endemic to St Brandon. There were rumors it could be on Rodrigues, based on very eroded shells. this is the first confirmed record.	rodriguesF162303.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Staphylaea limacina interstincta has a mantle with spectacular papillae.	rodriguesF162405.jpg Sort order:     Active:  The endemic Haliotis rodriguezensis is not rare in turbid waters	rodriguesgibberulahoffmanni.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Gibberula hoffmanni Cossignani & Lorenz 2022
rodriguesgibberulalecourtorum.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Gibberula lecourtorum Cossignani & Lorenz 2022	rodrigueshovorbis.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Hovorbis rodriguezensis. An extremely rare freshwater snail, found in a dried riverbed. It measures 4 mm.	rodriguesjanaginellasaviniana.jpg Sort order:     Active:	rodriguesserrataagamennonis.jpg Sort order:     Active:  Serrata agamennonis Cossignani & Lorenz 2022	rodriguesserratamaryseae.jpg Sort order:     Active: