- conch,
Strombus gigas (now
usually known as
Eustrombus gigas or
Lobatus gigas or
Aliger gigas), and the West
Indian fighting conch,
Strombus pugilis...
-
allocated in the
genus Strombus,
including A. gigas. However,
according to Simone, only
Strombus gracilior,
Strombus alatus and
Strombus pugilis, the type...
-
Illustrations of the S**** of ****an. It
comprised two species,
Strombus (Laevistrombus)
canarium and
Strombus (L.)
isabella Lamarck, 1822. No type
specimen was designated...
-
Strombus alatus, the
Florida fighting conch, is a
species of medium-sized, warm-water sea snail, a
marine gastropod mollusk in the
family Strombidae, the...
-
genus Strombus and Lambis,
including Strombus pugilis, was
proposed by
Latiolais et al (2006). In this hypothesis,
Strombus pugilis and
Strombus alatus...
-
marine gastropods in the
family Strombidae,
specifically in the
genus Strombus and
other closely related genera. For example,
Lobatus gigas, the queen...
-
within the
genus Strombus,
including C. luhu****. However,
according to Simone, only
Strombus gracilior,
Strombus alatus and
Strombus pugilis, the type...
-
genus Strombus. However,
according to Simone, only
Strombus gracilior,
Strombus alatus and
Strombus pugilis, the type species,
remained within Strombus, as...
- this
proposed phylogeny,
Strombus epidromis (=
Labiostrombus epidromis),
Strombus vittatus (=
Doxander vittatus) and
Strombus canarium (= Laevistrombus...
- regions. In this
proposed phylogeny,
Strombus vittatus,
Strombus canarium (=
Laevistrombus canarium) and
Strombus epidromis (=
Labiostrombus epidromis)...
