Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, Volume 47 |
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Page 207
A greater increase in length relatively to the width seems to take place after the
end whorl . A strong increase in length produces forms like elongata or tenuis ,
but a smaller increase results in the squat form kochii . Krauss noted that in ...
A greater increase in length relatively to the width seems to take place after the
end whorl . A strong increase in length produces forms like elongata or tenuis ,
but a smaller increase results in the squat form kochii . Krauss noted that in ...
Page 269
... also 12 on the base . Both these numbers seem too high if ' threads ... Apart
from the possibility of a specific difference in the early whorls , there seems to be
no conchological difference between this species and variegata . The larger
shells ...
... also 12 on the base . Both these numbers seem too high if ' threads ... Apart
from the possibility of a specific difference in the early whorls , there seems to be
no conchological difference between this species and variegata . The larger
shells ...
Page 284
Turton seems to have made some mistake , because his words suggest
Umbonium ; Omphalius is not at all like a ... melvilli with an ' incipient or
obsolescent 6th lateral plate , and noted that a similar plate is present in other
genera . It seems to ...
Turton seems to have made some mistake , because his words suggest
Umbonium ; Omphalius is not at all like a ... melvilli with an ' incipient or
obsolescent 6th lateral plate , and noted that a similar plate is present in other
genera . It seems to ...
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