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fulvous s**** has six
granulous,
tubercularly ribbed whorls, that are
angulated at the
upper part. The
suture shows a
granulous line. This
species occurs...
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cover as much
surface area as the
squamous type I cells. Type II
cells (
granulous pneumocytes) in the
alveolar wall
contain secretory organelles known as...
- s**** is
transversely impressly striated. The
intermediate ridges are
granulous,
ornamented longitudinally with
narrow rather distant concentric folds...
- with or
without tubercles. The body
whorl is striate, the
striae usually granulous towards the base, and
sometimes throughout. This
marine species occurs...
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spiral lirae,
whereof the
uppermost or the two uppermost, are more or less
granulous. The
interstices are smooth, with the
exception of
oblique lines of growth...
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spiral lirations which cover the
entire surface are
beautifully minutely granulous.
These lirations number 2-3 in the
spire whorls, and
about twelve in the...
- The
petioles are 1 cm long,
green with
white nerves above, red black-
granulous glabrous below. "BPubl.
Field Mus. Nat. Hist., Bot. Ser. 13(2): 101 (1936)"...
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between 17 mm and 59 mm. The s****
shows fine
revolving striae,
somewhat granulous towards the base. Its
color is chestnut,
longitudinally streaked with...
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round beads are distinct. The base of the s**** has
about 10
scarcely granulous concentric lirae. The
outlines of the
conic spire are straight. The apex...
- with red and yellowish-white in fine
concentric lines with many
elevated granulous spiral lines, of
which three larger are next
above the suture. The outlines...
