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is a duplicate with adapical component strongly beaded and abapical one less so. The abapical surface is imperforate, slightly convex and bearing 6-10 spiral...

its abapical part being slightly larger. The aperture is ovate with a fully adherent columellar lip that is smooth apart from 2 or 3 small abapical nodules...

so but swollen subsuturally, with a suture somewhat canaliculated. The abapical surface is slightly convex, bearing 6-10 spiral cords, as wide as the interspaces...

I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z See also References External links Abapical – away from the apex of a shell toward the base Acephalous – Headless....

lip callous, well separated, with two plicae on adapical part, one on abapical part, otherwise smooth. Sculpture consisting of eight tuberculated axial...

has seven to eight convex whorls. There is a thick cord running over the abapical end of the body whorl. The color is a whitish with a blurry brown suprasutural...

teleoconch whorl there are two white axials . On the body whorl, the eighth abapical cordlet becomes lighter toward the peristome, with some white spots. Then...

calloused, with five folds of which the adapical one is strong and the abapical barely visible. The siphonal canal is short, straight and obliquely ribbed...

commonly, but not always, bearing a spiral series of knobs, paralleled to the abapical side by lesser flat cords with or without spiral rows of knobs. The large...

aperture is small and ovate, and the columellar lip is smooth, with an abapically erect rim. The anal notch is broad, and delineated by one small denticle...

brown, black, yellowish or orange hues, most often with a paler band on abapical part of spire whorls and periphery of body whorls. Elsewhere it is arranged...

last whorl has six to seven additional spiral cords which become weaker abapically. The aperture is truncate to subovate. The outer lip is thin and semi-transparent...