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- the spiral ridges are more distant and the interspaces do not have BUCQUOY E., DAUTZENBERG P. & DOLLFUS G., 1882-1886. Les mollusques marins du
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freys, 1884). Type material of C. multicostata has not been found in
Jeffreys’s collection (Warén 1980: 38). Aartsen et al. (2000: 29, BUZZURRO G. & NOFRONI I., 1995. Sull’identità di Pyrgulina pirinthella Melvill,
30; fig. 34) designated as neotype a shell from Ria de Arousa (N 1910 (Heterobranchia: Heterostropha). Notiziario CISMA, Roma, 16
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(West of Lagos, Portugal), which is the original type locality.
We report the presence of this species in the Alboran Sea for the FRETTER W., GRAHAM A. & ANDREWS E., 1986. The Prosobranch Molluscs of
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shell from West Sahara, - 35 m depth (3.6 mm length) is here fig- GAGLINI A., 1992. Terze spigolature. Monterosatiane. Argonauta, Roma, 7(1991):
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According to the previous and the new records this species seems to
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS species of the genus Chrysallida Carpenter from Europe, the Canary Island
and the Azores (Gastropoda, Pyramidellidae). Basteria, Leiden, 56: 3-63.
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penchynati, to Marco Oliverio for the SEM photographs, and to the European Chrysallida species, with notes on a recent work by Van
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