Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, Volume 47 |
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18-20 on ist and 2nd whorls , decreasing to 14 on later whorls , on last ( 16th ) or
last two ( 15th and 16th ) becoming ... at intersections with the lirae , especially
the uppermost lira , obsolescent on the lower lirae as these become obsolete .
18-20 on ist and 2nd whorls , decreasing to 14 on later whorls , on last ( 16th ) or
last two ( 15th and 16th ) becoming ... at intersections with the lirae , especially
the uppermost lira , obsolescent on the lower lirae as these become obsolete .
Page 412
In later growth ( at about 6 mm . long in the present specimen ) the stripes
become more or less zigzag , and on the dorsal area ( between hinge - line and
the dark strip from umbo ) become transverse cross - bars almost perpendicular
to the ...
In later growth ( at about 6 mm . long in the present specimen ) the stripes
become more or less zigzag , and on the dorsal area ( between hinge - line and
the dark strip from umbo ) become transverse cross - bars almost perpendicular
to the ...
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Pale pinkish buff , left valve at about 10 mm . , or even earlier at 4 : 5 mm . alt .
suddenly becoming deeper pink or reddish ... The growth - lines on the left valve
become lamellose only at about 12-15 mm . alt . , sometimes not until much later
at ...
Pale pinkish buff , left valve at about 10 mm . , or even earlier at 4 : 5 mm . alt .
suddenly becoming deeper pink or reddish ... The growth - lines on the left valve
become lamellose only at about 12-15 mm . alt . , sometimes not until much later
at ...
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