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Page 31
Aperture slightly shorter than spire ( by about the length of the protoconch ) .
Protoconch 2 whorls , diam . 2 mm . ( but corroded ) . Postnatal whorls 6. Axial
ribs 12-14 on ist whorl ( but this whorl usually corroded ) , 18 on body whorl ,
slightly ...
Aperture slightly shorter than spire ( by about the length of the protoconch ) .
Protoconch 2 whorls , diam . 2 mm . ( but corroded ) . Postnatal whorls 6. Axial
ribs 12-14 on ist whorl ( but this whorl usually corroded ) , 18 on body whorl ,
slightly ...
Page 96
canal 1-1f times , but not very sharply marked off from rest of aperture , straight or
slightly curved and reflexed , narrow . Outer lip not plicate internally .
Periostracum thin , fibrous - fimbriate . 102 x 34 mm . Operculum oval , apex
incurved , 20 X ...
canal 1-1f times , but not very sharply marked off from rest of aperture , straight or
slightly curved and reflexed , narrow . Outer lip not plicate internally .
Periostracum thin , fibrous - fimbriate . 102 x 34 mm . Operculum oval , apex
incurved , 20 X ...
Page 203
There is a slight but distinct difference in the convexity of the profile from apex to
aperture between the figures of the two ... specimens , but there are one or two
fewer axial ribs , and the upper whorls are shouldered slightly below the middle .
There is a slight but distinct difference in the convexity of the profile from apex to
aperture between the figures of the two ... specimens , but there are one or two
fewer axial ribs , and the upper whorls are shouldered slightly below the middle .
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