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Key to the species A. Whorls turreted , with a definite nodulose shoulder . 1.
Shoulder below middle of whorl . Protoconch diam . 1-1.2 mm . ist whorl with 12
ribs , increasing to 18 nodules on last whorl . . 2. Shoulder at middle of whorl .
Key to the species A. Whorls turreted , with a definite nodulose shoulder . 1.
Shoulder below middle of whorl . Protoconch diam . 1-1.2 mm . ist whorl with 12
ribs , increasing to 18 nodules on last whorl . . 2. Shoulder at middle of whorl .
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a sharp varix , with a simple slightly curved hollow spine at shoulder ; spiral lirae
3 on ist whorl , uppermost one forming the shoulder , following whorls with lirae
above shoulder and intermediaries below , on last whorl respectively 8 and 10-
12 ...
a sharp varix , with a simple slightly curved hollow spine at shoulder ; spiral lirae
3 on ist whorl , uppermost one forming the shoulder , following whorls with lirae
above shoulder and intermediaries below , on last whorl respectively 8 and 10-
12 ...
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... with a feeble one between suture and shoulder on 2nd whorl , on 3rd 4 lirae
with 2–3 feeble ones above shoulder , on 4th 4-5 or 6 lirae with 4-5 feeble ones
above shoulder ; lirae becoming broad and flat with narrow intervals , so that on ...
... with a feeble one between suture and shoulder on 2nd whorl , on 3rd 4 lirae
with 2–3 feeble ones above shoulder , on 4th 4-5 or 6 lirae with 4-5 feeble ones
above shoulder ; lirae becoming broad and flat with narrow intervals , so that on ...
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