Charopidae, Hutton, 1884
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https://doi.org/ 10.5852/ejt.2020.629 |
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lsid:zoobank.org:pub:ECEBD539-6E3E-45BE-A0CB-264DF3270CC0 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.10465761 |
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https://treatment.plazi.org/id/03C78785-460E-FFC0-40BF-462B344FF832 |
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Valdenar |
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Key to genera of aperturally dentate Charopidae View in CoL in southern Africa
1. Protoconch with fine, but well-defined, crisp, axial riblets ............................................................... 2
– Protoconch smooth or micro-shagreened; lacking crisp, axial riblets (at most with low, indistinct, radial undulations). ............................................................................................................................ 4
2. Protoconch with only axial riblets, spiral sculpture lacking; eastern South Africa........................... 3 – Protoconch with both spiral threads and axial riblets; W. Cape .......................... Iterodonta View in CoL gen. nov.
3. Spire deeply sunken, teleoconch sculpture of widely-spaced axial riblets with numerous intermediary axial threads .............................................................................................. Biomphalodonta View in CoL gen. nov.
– Spire flat or slightly raised, teleoconch sculpture of close-set axial riblets with fewer intermediary axial threads .................................................................................................... Costulodonta View in CoL gen. nov.
4. Spire deeply sunken, shell markedly biconcave; Amathole Region of E. Cape. ................................. ...................................................................................................................... Amatholedonta View in CoL gen. nov.
– Spire elevated, flat or at most shallowly sunken ................................................................................ 5
5. Teleoconch sculpture of fine but distinct compound axial riblets with multiple intermediary axial threads; umbilicus wide to very wide ............................................................... Phialodonta View in CoL gen. nov.
– Teleoconch silky, sculptured by simple axial riblets usually of alternating strength; umbilicus narrow to moderate ................................................................................................................ Afrodonta s. str.
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