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- to the original description, the s**** has orange subsutural, while specimens with scarlet subsutural are also recorded. Central Vietnam, Đắk Lắk Province...
- where that is relevant: for example some species have a darker or lighter subsutural band on the s****. When an angulation of the whorls occurs, the space...
- threads.[citation needed] These threads are somewhat narrower on the subsutural slope and often have secondary threads on the lower part of the columella...
- which has a more southerly range. S. alatus s**** have less prominent subsutural spines and slightly more projected outer lips. Some scientists have treated...
- beaded cords; body whorl ornamented with 20-25 fine, beaded spiral cords; subsutural area indented, slightly canaliculate; columella with 3 large plications;...
- grooves. Usually one, just below the subsutural band, is stronger and more raised, forming a slight carina. On the subsutural band they are faint, or indistinct...
- siphonal canal. The whorls are nodulosely costate, with a rather well marked subsutural concavity. The sinus in this region is well-defined, moderately broad...
- spire. It presents 8 to 9 whorls, each of them having a single row of subsutural spines, becoming larger towards the last whorl. These spines, however...
- micromollusk in the family Zebinidae. The species name refers to the angulated subsutural shoulder of the s****. The height of the s**** attains 4 mm. This species...
- ribs; subsutural band well-developed, projecting beyond outline of s****, producing concave appearance to whorls; axial ribs extend onto subsutural band...