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Deuts. Malak. Ges. 1903, p. 48.
Original description : — " Shell elongately turreted, sinistral, compressly umbilicated, whorls twelve in number, smooth or obscurely roughly striated, minutely orenulated at the sutures, aperture small, lip and columella expanded ; brownish horny colour, marked here and there with opake white streaks, lip snow-white within." (Reeve.) Long. 36, diam. 9 mm. (ex icon.).
"Long. 34, diam. 7| mill. Ap. 8 mill, longa, intus 4 lata." (Pfeijer.) * The text accompanying p...late 86 is marked 76 owing to a printer's error.
EjfA. 243 Hah. Tibet: Chini, Kuuawui- ; banks of the Sutlej {Hutton).
India : Landour, W. Himalayas {Theobald).
The species varies considerably in length. The type, according to Eeeve's iigure, measures 36 mm., the shell illustrated by Hanley & Theobald being 31 mm. long, while a specimen from Chini in the Theobald collection only reaches 27-5 mm. in length, with a diameter of 7'o mm. Hutton's five specimens from Kunavsrur, in the British Museum, range from 31 x 9 to 28 x 7 mm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Deuts. Malak. Ges. 1903, p. 48.
Original description : — " Shell elongately turreted, sinistral, compressly umbilicated, whorls twelve in number, smooth or obscurely roughly striated, minutely orenulated at the sutures, aperture small, lip and columella expanded ; brownish horny colour, marked here and there with opake white streaks, lip snow-white within." (Reeve.) Long. 36, diam. 9 mm. (ex icon.).
"Long. 34, diam. 7| mill. Ap. 8 mill, longa, intus 4 lata." (Pfeijer.) * The text accompanying p...late 86 is marked 76 owing to a printer's error.
EjfA. 243 Hah. Tibet: Chini, Kuuawui- ; banks of the Sutlej {Hutton).
India : Landour, W. Himalayas {Theobald).
The species varies considerably in length. The type, according to Eeeve's iigure, measures 36 mm., the shell illustrated by Hanley & Theobald being 31 mm. long, while a specimen from Chini in the Theobald collection only reaches 27-5 mm. in length, with a diameter of 7'o mm. Hutton's five specimens from Kunavsrur, in the British Museum, range from 31 x 9 to 28 x 7 mm.
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