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Turton said that kochiż when young had ' spiral lines ' , also presumably meaning
colour lines , because he separated those forms with ... The spiral lirae may
frequently remain visible on the base after they have been abraded from the
whorls .
Turton said that kochiż when young had ' spiral lines ' , also presumably meaning
colour lines , because he separated those forms with ... The spiral lirae may
frequently remain visible on the base after they have been abraded from the
whorls .
Page 241
the nacreous layer ) and probably the spiral lirae were originally more numerous
and stronger ( cf. the Fisheries Survey specimen ) ; 4th and 5th whorls with
numerous close - set fine spiral lirae ; base with similar fine lirae and stronger
ones ...
the nacreous layer ) and probably the spiral lirae were originally more numerous
and stronger ( cf. the Fisheries Survey specimen ) ; 4th and 5th whorls with
numerous close - set fine spiral lirae ; base with similar fine lirae and stronger
ones ...
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55 on last three - quarter whorl ; pliculae crossing the lirae and forming low
feeble granules ; continued across base and entering umbilicus . Spiral lirae
obscure on ist whorl , 4-5 on 2nd , 7 on 3rd with one or two fine intermediaries
developing ...
55 on last three - quarter whorl ; pliculae crossing the lirae and forming low
feeble granules ; continued across base and entering umbilicus . Spiral lirae
obscure on ist whorl , 4-5 on 2nd , 7 on 3rd with one or two fine intermediaries
developing ...
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Algoa Bay aperture appears axial Bartsch base become brown Cape capensis central closely collected concentric cusp dead Delagoa Bay diam distinct Distribution Durban East London examples False Bay fathoms figure Fossil granules grooves growth-lines identified intermediaries internally Jaeckel Knysna Krauss larger lateral length less Linn living locality lower margin Martens material metres middle Muir narrow Natal nearly nodules oblique obtained outer P.F. coll pale peripheral Pleistocene Point Port Alfred Port Elizabeth posterior Postnatal whorls present probably Protoconch radial Radula recorded references Remarks ribs River Natal rows Schilder sculpture seems shape shell shows side slightly Smith smooth sometimes South African Museum Sowerby species specimens spiral lirae strong surface suture Table Bay teeth Thiele Tomlin Trifora Turton Type umbilicus upper usually valve Zululand