Conus (Lautoconus) magnolapugyensis (Sacco, 1893)
Descrizione
e caratteristiche:
Revised description. Moderately large, solid shells with low spire and stout, ventricose, quickly contracting last whorl. Early spire whorls eroded in all specimens; later spire whorls concave with bulgy abapical convexity, faintly striate; suture narrow, shallow. Subsutural flexure deep, strongly curved, moderately asymmetrical. Last whorl with prominent, rounded shoulder; position of maximum diameter slightly below; weakly constricted at base. Faint spiral sculpture on base. Siphonal fasciole narrow, slightly swollen, twisted; siphonal canal short and wide. Aperture moderately wide, broadening towards siphonal canal. Colour pattern consisting of strong flammulae on spire whorls and shoulder and densely spaced delicate spirally arranged dashes on last whorl (2).
Distribuzione:
Miocene: dintorni di Vienna; Lăpugiu de Sus (Romania); Pleven (Bulgaria); Letkes (Ungheria)
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