Beyond this range a density of less than 10 trochus m-2 is recommended.

The general form of this species is similar to Trochus maculatus.

A background paper for the management of the trochus fishery in Queensland.

Trochus shell was also gathered by boats that specialised in this.

Her grandfather worked up and down the far north Queensland coast on a trochus boat.

In a few islands, they are also involved in diving to catch trochus.

The fish hooks were apparently made from the shells of the Trochus, a large sea snail.

Another explanation is that it comes from Latin trochus with the meaning of "iron hoop".

The Greeks referred to the hoop as the trochus.

Much deceived also are those who make a foolish statement about the trochus and the hyena.

A Cooperative Society operated during this time while in the trochus shell industry until prices failed.

However, one Chinese-Indonesian businessman took the step to make the aquaculture of trochus commercial.

"Hatchery rearing of trochus as a management tool."

Description of a new species of Trochus.

This species seems, as Fischer has suggested, close to Trochus rotelloeformis .

By the 1870s Fisherman with luggers looking for trepang, pearl shell and trochus were in the coastal areas.

New species of the genera Trochus and Turbo.

During the more recent past, people harvested copra, trochus and pearl-shells and some timber for cash.

Species within the genus Trochus include:

Production will include f1 and f2 giant clam seed, trochus, pearl oysters, and marine aquarium fish.

The Latin term for hoop is also trochus, at times referred to as the "Greek hoop."

It differs from Trochus maculatus in being obviously longitudinally plicate, especially on the lower part of each whorl.

Suitable release sites of trochus juveniles into the wild include unconsolidated coral rubble and areas where predators are absent.

There was still a trochus shell farm there in 1995, and there is now an operational pearl farm.

Oscilla jocosa may possibly be a parasite on Trochus erithreus (Mienis 2003).