Tony Arioli· 6 Nov 2021
In the description above, it is said that this shell is "also known as "Bishops Mitre." That particular shell is a different species (Mitra mitra), also going under the name of "Episcopal Miter." It's shell has a smooth exterior, smoother shoulders at the sutures (Mitra papalis has small coronations or knobs on them), and the spots are larger, being of an orange coloration - very rarely of a dark crimson hue. Mitra papalis has smaller spots and/or blotches of a dark crimson to maroon coloration.
