Molluscan World V 1
Molluscan World V 1
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Near Logan, Utah.
1485 Variety fragilis. Near Franklin, Idaho.
1486 Sterki, V.
Notes on some North American Pupidae with descriptions of new species. Nautilus 4:7-9, 18-18, 27-28.
Mentions the following species and varieties.
105 1487 Pupa californica Rowell.
"Prom San Francisco. Several hundred examples of the well known form everywhere in collections. It may be regarded as typical, yet is somewhat variable in itself, as to shape of the shell and number and size of the lamellae; many specimens... are more or less oblong or obovate, while the majority are rather cylin- drical; in some, the superior palatal lamella is very small and in a few even entirely wanting, while the apertural, columellar and inferior palatal seem to be constant, the first and last of them generally well formed, while the columellar may be small. In one specimen I saw a tiny but distinct supra-apertural, and in very many there is a small-nodule-like supra-apertural, close to the middle of the (outer side of the) apertural.
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Near Logan, Utah.
1485 Variety fragilis. Near Franklin, Idaho.
1486 Sterki, V.
Notes on some North American Pupidae with descriptions of new species. Nautilus 4:7-9, 18-18, 27-28.
Mentions the following species and varieties.
105 1487 Pupa californica Rowell.
"Prom San Francisco. Several hundred examples of the well known form everywhere in collections. It may be regarded as typical, yet is somewhat variable in itself, as to shape of the shell and number and size of the lamellae; many specimens... are more or less oblong or obovate, while the majority are rather cylin- drical; in some, the superior palatal lamella is very small and in a few even entirely wanting, while the apertural, columellar and inferior palatal seem to be constant, the first and last of them generally well formed, while the columellar may be small. In one specimen I saw a tiny but distinct supra-apertural, and in very many there is a small-nodule-like supra-apertural, close to the middle of the (outer side of the) apertural.
What to read after Molluscan World V 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Russell Orcutt to read onlineMoreLess
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