- is marginal, as in Purpura, Xenophora, and Paludomus. claw-shaped, or
unguiculate: with the
nucleus apical or in front, as in
Turbinella and Fusus; it...
- in 1811,
deriving from the Gr**** word μηρος (femur).
Combined with '
unguiculate',
meaning to have
claws or
nails in Latin, the name can be
loosely translated...
- to two
thirds as long), oblong,
spathulate or oblanceolate,
somewhat unguiculate (claw like);
tapering to the base and erect.
These tepals also bear green...
- 9 mm long and 1.5 mm wide; the
simple lip, 9 mm long and 6 mm wide,
unguiculate,
adnate to the base of the spine, with the disc
dilated and with undulated...
-
mostly red, narrow.
Petals 4, dissimilar,
white to rose, the 2
upper unguiculate, with none, one, or two
glands at apex of claw; the 2
lower clawed and...
-
single coloured (violet-blue to blue)
standards are
oblanceolate and
unguiculate (clawed shaped). They also have a dark
purple claws measuring 35–50 mm...
-
chestnut picked out with buff on the
shoulder nodules. The
operculum is
unguiculate with a
terminal nucleus. This
marine species is
endemic to Australia...
-
turning white at the
front of the petal.: 17 The
standards are
obovate or
unguiculate (claw shaped), they are
paler than the falls,: 17 and have a pale haft...
- The
protoconch consists of two
smooth rounded whorls. The
operculum is
unguiculate, with an
apical nucleus. The foot of the
animal is
anteriorly truncated...
- orange-white. It has
broader standards,
which are
orbicular (rounded), or
unguiculate (narrow stalk-like), they are 5.5–7.5 cm (2–3 in) cm long and 4.5–5 cm...
