Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110The Museum, 2003 - Natural history |
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Ornament is lacking save for growth striae and 5-6 constrictions per whorl , each backed by a low collar . The constrictions are strongly prorsiradiate , almost straight across the flanks , and reflex at the ventrolateral shoulders to ...
Ornament is lacking save for growth striae and 5-6 constrictions per whorl , each backed by a low collar . The constrictions are strongly prorsiradiate , almost straight across the flanks , and reflex at the ventrolateral shoulders to ...
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Constrictions are common and conspicuous , occurring approximately once per half whorl . This results in all the constrictions being slightly offset , one above the other in a line parallel to the axis of coiling .
Constrictions are common and conspicuous , occurring approximately once per half whorl . This results in all the constrictions being slightly offset , one above the other in a line parallel to the axis of coiling .
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Ornament consists of about 60 slightly rursiradiate and sinuous ribs and regularly - spaced constrictions ; one per whorl , resulting in their being aligned obliquely one above the other on the flanks . Discussion Even though we have ...
Ornament consists of about 60 slightly rursiradiate and sinuous ribs and regularly - spaced constrictions ; one per whorl , resulting in their being aligned obliquely one above the other on the flanks . Discussion Even though we have ...
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