Published 2014
the Giant Sea Cradle, or Gum Boot, Amicula stelleri, the largest chiton in the world, attaining a length of 13 inches. These and several other large species were eagerly sought by the West Coast Indians, and they became favorite seafoods of the Russians who first settled southeastern Alaska.
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