Annals of the South African Museum: Annale Van Die Suid-Afrikaanse Museum, Volume 47 |
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Upper surface with 4 sulci and 5 lirae , ist and 4th lirae strong , 3rd weak , 5th
strong , prominent , peripheral . Base with 7 sulci and 8 lirae , umbilical lira strong
, and feeble and inconspicuous , 3rd very strong and prominent , 4th - 8th weak ...
Upper surface with 4 sulci and 5 lirae , ist and 4th lirae strong , 3rd weak , 5th
strong , prominent , peripheral . Base with 7 sulci and 8 lirae , umbilical lira strong
, and feeble and inconspicuous , 3rd very strong and prominent , 4th - 8th weak ...
Page 173
Profile strongly angular . ist and following whorls with a strong spiral median keel
, very prominent on early whorls but becoming less so on 7th and 8th whorls ,
and on the remaining portion of the gth whorl scarcely larger or more prominent ...
Profile strongly angular . ist and following whorls with a strong spiral median keel
, very prominent on early whorls but becoming less so on 7th and 8th whorls ,
and on the remaining portion of the gth whorl scarcely larger or more prominent ...
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crossed by spiral lirae 2-3 on 2nd ( remaining ) whorl , 3 on 3rd , 4 on 4th and 5th
whorls ; base with one lira above , followed by a deep sulcus and then a strong
costa ; the axial ribs traceable across the sulcus and the costa , causing the latter
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crossed by spiral lirae 2-3 on 2nd ( remaining ) whorl , 3 on 3rd , 4 on 4th and 5th
whorls ; base with one lira above , followed by a deep sulcus and then a strong
costa ; the axial ribs traceable across the sulcus and the costa , causing the latter
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