Assiminea estuarina Habe, 1946
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Assiminea estuarina Habe, 1946 |
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Assiminea estuarina Habe, 1946 View in CoL View at ENA
Native status
Lives on mud bottoms in brackish water areas of estuaries.
Distribution
China, Japan.
Notes
The genus Assiminea H. & A. Adams, 1865 is cosmopolitan, but most of them are from the Indo-pacific Region. A. estuarina is rarely found in China. The shell of this species is similar to A. hiradoensis Habe, 1942, but there are some differences between them. Each whorl of A. estuarina is more convex than A. hiradoensis . The height of the spire of A. hiradoensis is higher.
Diagnosis
Shell minute (2.2 ± 0.36 mm in length, 1.5 ± 0.08 mm in width), globose-conic, solid (Fig. 9 View Figure 9 ). Whorls 5, spire low, each whorl weakly convex in spire, body whorl large and more convex, with impressed suture. Surface smooth, with many fine axial growth threads, yellowish, with 2 brown bands on body whorl. Aperture large, simple, ovate, columellar lip of aperture pale brown, but inner lip dark purplish-brown. Early whorls of teleoconch without spiral ribs.
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