Everything about Maoricolpus Roseus Roseus totally explained
Maoricolpus roseus roseus is a
subspecies of sea
snail, a
marine gastropod mollusc in the
family Turritellidae.
Distribution
This subspecies is
endemic to
New Zealand including the
Chatham Islands.
Habitat
This snail lives at depths of between 10 and 90
m.
Shell description
The shell is rather large, solid, with a relatively broadly conical
spire. The
body whorl is sharply angled at the periphery by two closely spaced cords, the upper one the stronger, the remainder of the surface, including the slightly concave base, is closely but irregularly spirally lirate. The
operculum is thin, horny, circular and multispiral.
The shell coloration is yellowish, reddish or purplish brown, faintly marbled or streaked in darker brown.
The shell height is up to 86
mm, and the width is up to 25 mm.
Further Information
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