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Page 80
8 in the length , spire varying from 11 , 14 , to 2 times in aperture ( incl . canal ) ,
knobs 9 ( in smallest specimen 58 mm . long ) to 14 ( the 2 largest examples 203
and 187 mm . had 1 and 13 knobs resp . ) . The peripheral knobs are usually in ...
8 in the length , spire varying from 11 , 14 , to 2 times in aperture ( incl . canal ) ,
knobs 9 ( in smallest specimen 58 mm . long ) to 14 ( the 2 largest examples 203
and 187 mm . had 1 and 13 knobs resp . ) . The peripheral knobs are usually in ...
Page 423
BK II S . This is the anterior border of the flange with two knobs . There is also a
smaller knob ( P ) opposite the flange . A fairly deep groove is visible near the
knobs . Measurements of M 17029 ( mm . ) Distance between knobs 1 – 2 95
Total ...
BK II S . This is the anterior border of the flange with two knobs . There is also a
smaller knob ( P ) opposite the flange . A fairly deep groove is visible near the
knobs . Measurements of M 17029 ( mm . ) Distance between knobs 1 – 2 95
Total ...
Page 448
From the base , the anterior border runs outwards in a gentle arc towards the first
knob , then upwards and slightly ... The horn is flattened from side to side
opposite the first and second knobs , but above these it tends to bulge where the
...
From the base , the anterior border runs outwards in a gentle arc towards the first
knob , then upwards and slightly ... The horn is flattened from side to side
opposite the first and second knobs , but above these it tends to bulge where the
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