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Gibbula (Tumulus) baileyi
Taxonomy
Gibbula (Tumulus) baileyi was named by Addicott (1970). It is extant. Its type specimen is USNM 650048.
Sister species lacking formal opinion data
G. adriatica, G. ardens, G. balatro, G. benzi, G. bessarabica, G. biangulata, G. brocchi, G. brocchii, G. capensis, G. cicer, G. delgadensis, G. diametralis, G. fanulum, G. iheringi, G. laeviardens, G. laevistriata, G. lehmanni, G. leupoldi, G. magus, G. margaritoides, G. nehalenniae, G. nodifer, G. novemcincta, G. obconica, G. papilla, G. pennanti, G. philippi, G. picta, G. pliosubcinctus, G. podhorcensis, G. podolicum, G. poeppigii, G. poppelacki, G. preissana, G. proxima, G. pseudangulata, G. rarilineata, G. renatae, G. richardi, G. rollandiana, G. sarmates, G. spadinii, G. spastica, G. subalatro, G. subscalata, G. tauracuta, G. tumida, G. umbilicalis, G. umbilicaris, G. urupensis, G. varia, G. venefica, G. affinis, G. biangulata, G. biangulata, G. leupoldi, G. njalindungensis, G. reticulata, G. sexangularis, G. declivis, G. kahtanensis, G. maga, G. varia, Trochus magus, Trochus richardi
Synonymy list
| Year | Name and author |
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| 1970 | Gibbula (Tumulus) baileyi Addicott p. 42 figs. Plate 1, figures 12, 16, 20 |
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Gibbula (Tumulus) baileyi Addicott 1970
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Diagnosis
| Reference | Diagnosis | |
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| W.O. Addicott 1970 | Shell small, conical, narrowly umbilicate. Spire o:f about three whorls, sutures channeled. Sculpture o:f very fine to 1nicroscopic spiral ·grooves and Inicro- scopic prosocline growth lines. Body whorl about three- fourths height o:f shell. Base· sculptured by about 20 very fine spiral grooves that become more·widely spaced toward the umbilicus, the spiral groove closest to the umbilicus being much wider than the rest. Um- bilicus smooth, deep, bordered by a broad spiral swelling. Aperture rhombic. Umbilical margin of apertural lip straight; inner part of apertural lip straight above, sloping outward below. |
Measurements
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| References: Hendy et al. 2009, Kiessling 2004 | |||||
Collections
No collection or age range data are available