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- young growth is flat. In the neanic and ephebic stages the whorls are subangulately convex, rapidly increasing in size. The protoconch consists of two smooth...
- chestnut-brown,. They are subcanaliculate at the suture, in the middle subangulate and minutely spirally cingulate. The ridges number about 9 on the penultimate...
- fusiform s**** is costated, abruptly contracted to a beak. The whorls are subangulated medially, without spiral ornament. The s**** is turriculate, ending in...
- striate. The 4½ slightly convex whorls enlarge rapidly. The body whorl is subangulated at the base. The umbilical area is longitudinally crispate. The continuous...
- 12-13 convex whorls that are occasional!y varicose. The body whorl is subangulate. The columella is slightly plicate at the base, where the aperture is...
- 3.6 mm. (Original description) The s**** is large. The body whorl is subangulated at the periphery. The later whorls of the spire are almost flat. The...
- contains six convex whorls that are narrowly coiled. The body whorl is subangulate at the periphery, rounded below, dilated and descending in front. The...
- cavity, as the whorls of snails. StriatedMarked by lines or striae. SubangulatedModerately angled. SubcarinatedModerately carinated. Subcentral...
- the body whorl very large, ventricose, depressed beneath the suture, subangulated on the shoulder and rapidly tapering to the base. The surface is cancellated...
- white s**** varies between 10 mm and 51 mm. The whorls are slightly subangulate. The longitudinal ribs are crossed by raised transverse striae. The aperture...