Annals of the South African Museum, Volume 96 |
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At the end of the shaft and beginning of the hook , the lateral and ventral tubercles disappear and the ornament changes to narrow , simple , sharp ribs that pass radially around the whorl and to ribs arising in groups of two or three ...
At the end of the shaft and beginning of the hook , the lateral and ventral tubercles disappear and the ornament changes to narrow , simple , sharp ribs that pass radially around the whorl and to ribs arising in groups of two or three ...
Page 320
shafts may be parallel or divergent . In the Colchiditinae an initial helix is followed by a planispirally coiled section of variable duration , which embraces the initial helix , finally uncoiling into a shaft and recurved hook .
shafts may be parallel or divergent . In the Colchiditinae an initial helix is followed by a planispirally coiled section of variable duration , which embraces the initial helix , finally uncoiling into a shaft and recurved hook .
Page 323
The last helical whorl passes directly into the straight to slightly curved shaft . The recurved crozier is relatively long , and nearly parallel to the shaft . The whorl section in the helix is subcircular ; on the shaft it varies from ...
The last helical whorl passes directly into the straight to slightly curved shaft . The recurved crozier is relatively long , and nearly parallel to the shaft . The whorl section in the helix is subcircular ; on the shaft it varies from ...
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