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endemic to Ecuador. It is a
fairly small,
glabrous herb with
alternating subovate-elliptic
leaves measuring approximately 1,5 by 2,5 cm.
Resembles Peperomia...
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Eocene on the
island of Hvar in Croatia.
Harpactocarcinus dalmatius has a
subovate,
finely punctate carapace which is
approximately 0.7x as long as it is...
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southeastern Canada.
Original description (Say 1829): "S**** very large,
subovate; disk
unequally wrinkled and
undulated transversely, dark
yellowish brown;...
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parabolic (nearly U-shaped), with (bean-shaped) to
subovate (nearly oval) eyes and
surrounded by a
marginal rim. The
abdomen was composed...
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middle of the dorsum, the
costal projecting scales mixed with pale rosy. A
subovate white spot is
found in the disc
beyond the
middle outlined with
black irroration...
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longitudinal striations.
Comprising seven rounded whorls, the s****
features a
subovate aperture with a thin,
translucent lip. The
columella is straight, white...
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dextral and globose-conic. The s**** has up to five whorls. The
aperture is
subovate. The
operculum is
corneous and concentric.
Colour is
usually yellow, olive...
- perforated.
Suboblong –
Moderately oblong.
Subobsolete –
Almost disappearing.
Subovate –
Nearly ovate.
Subparallel –
Almost parallel.
Subperforated –
Almost perforated...
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these pearls with a s**** of the
species Melo melo. The
large s**** is
subovate and ventricose. The
spire is short. The apex is obtuse, papillary, persistent...
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somewhat impressed,
fairly shallow,
simple and filiform. The
aperture is
subovate,
sometimes distinctly squarish at base,
peristome slightly incr****ate and...
