Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 110The Museum, 2003 - Natural history |
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The whorl section is subovate , compressed ( H / W = 1.36 ) , with a narrow evenly arched venter and weakly convex flanks which converge slightly towards the venter . Maximum width is one - third of the way up the flank .
The whorl section is subovate , compressed ( H / W = 1.36 ) , with a narrow evenly arched venter and weakly convex flanks which converge slightly towards the venter . Maximum width is one - third of the way up the flank .
Page 107
The dorsum is evenly rounded and the relatively flat flanks converge slightly to the evenly rounded venter . ... SAM - PCA1733 lacks flank tubercles at a whorl height of 7 mm , whereas in SAM - PCA1808 they are present at only 5.4 mm ...
The dorsum is evenly rounded and the relatively flat flanks converge slightly to the evenly rounded venter . ... SAM - PCA1733 lacks flank tubercles at a whorl height of 7 mm , whereas in SAM - PCA1808 they are present at only 5.4 mm ...
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The flanks are almost flat , with maximum width at about midflank , and the whorl section is oval compressed ( H / W = 1.25 ) . The evenly rounded venter shows a very weak , low siphonal keel . The test is smooth and lacks ornament .
The flanks are almost flat , with maximum width at about midflank , and the whorl section is oval compressed ( H / W = 1.25 ) . The evenly rounded venter shows a very weak , low siphonal keel . The test is smooth and lacks ornament .
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