Annals of the South African MuseumThe Museum, 1978 - Natual history |
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four rows of prominent tubercles arranged on weak , oblique ribs , of which there
are about thirty per whorl . The upper row of tubercles is the most prominent , and
they are slightly bullate and situated slightly above mid - whorl . The tubercles ...
four rows of prominent tubercles arranged on weak , oblique ribs , of which there
are about thirty per whorl . The upper row of tubercles is the most prominent , and
they are slightly bullate and situated slightly above mid - whorl . The tubercles ...
Page 249
The group of S. dispar with ventrolateral tubercles only on the inner whorls and
weak ribbing on the body chamber , comprising S. dispar ( d'Orbigny ) , S.
dorsetensis Spath and S. tenuis Renz . 2. The group of S. africana which retains ...
The group of S. dispar with ventrolateral tubercles only on the inner whorls and
weak ribbing on the body chamber , comprising S. dispar ( d'Orbigny ) , S.
dorsetensis Spath and S. tenuis Renz . 2. The group of S. africana which retains ...
Page 280
In the earliest observed growth stages , the ribbing is generally simple , slightly
prorsiradiate , with frequent intercalatories . All ribs are ornamented by distinct
lateral and upper and lower ventrolateral tubercles , while long ribs arise from
fairly ...
In the earliest observed growth stages , the ribbing is generally simple , slightly
prorsiradiate , with frequent intercalatories . All ribs are ornamented by distinct
lateral and upper and lower ventrolateral tubercles , while long ribs arise from
fairly ...
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