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Posted by kathy on July 02, 1998 at 19:58:38: In Reply to: Sand Dollars posted by Jan on March 02, 1998 at 12:09:09: : I live by the Puget Sound Bay and we have a sand dollar bed filled with hundreds of black sand dollars, never told the children for I wanted to keep them safe for I could tell they were alive. Last time I walked down there when the tide was out I noticed they were all gone. Do they migrate? ...or...has someone destroyed them? If they migrate how do they move around, etc? thank you for any information I just wondered if they were OK and if they would be back or if someone else had found them and ruined it. I was at the beach in Westport,washington and found about 60 WHOLE sand dollars in about 1-2 hours. One sand dollar has only 4 lily fern leafs as opossed to 5. Does anyone know if this is a mutant, or just a little uncommon????

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• a report on Sand dollars jonathan 06:56:45 9/26/98 (0)
• a report on Sand dollars jonathan 06:56:03 9/26/98 (0)
• Re: Sand Dollars kelly 13:07:06 8/02/98 (0)
• Re: Sand Dollars Kelly 13:04:27 8/02/98 (0)