Tritia tingitana (Pallary, 1901) |
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Western Cádiz to Alborán Sea. Scavenger in the infralittoral. Original taxon: Nassa tingitana. 2m deep, in calcareous algae, Algeciras, Cádiz, Andalucia, S. Spain. 8mm. |
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« Shell very elongated for the genus. Spire protruding. Whorls 8; the first 3 smooth, the others sculpted with longitudinal ribs and deeply carved transverse striae. In the penultimate whorl, we count 9 ribs and 5 streaks. Aperture small, the upper part angular, the lower part ending in a short tail. Labrum internally grooved, thickened externally. Shell entirely coloured in a deep tawny yellow. » – P. Pallary: “Diagnoses de quelques coquilles nouvelles provenant du Maroc”, Journal de Conchyliologie vol. XLIX, Paris 1901, p.226. Above and below: 2m deep, on detritic bottom, Algeciras. 9,5mm. |
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Different pattern, more pronounced sculpture. 8mm. |
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Intertidal, Punta del Carnero, Algeciras. 8-9mm. |
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