Key Identification Features
- It was recognized as a distinct species due to its unique morphological and anatomical traits, particularly in its shell and reproductive system.
- Anatomically, the species is distinguished by a long convoluted penis with two flagella, as well as unique radular and jaw structures.
- These studies found that oviposition (egg-laying) is seasonal, occurring in two distinct periods: a longer season from April to May, and a shorter season between September and November.
- It is sculpted with strong, narrow radial riblets; these riblets become less distinct toward the lower suture on the fourth whorl.
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