The shell of this species is smaller than the actual snail and site on top of it much like a shield. This species the hole more central on the shell with a number of ray like paterns extending from the hole to the edge of the shell gradually widening

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Habitat In sandy areas subtidally particulally around seagrass beds often burried under the sand.
Size Can grow up to around 31mm
Origin Native
Distribution From southern Queensland to Western Australia including Tasmania
Descriptions
Distribution
From southern Queensland to Western Australia including Tasmania
Habitat
In sandy areas subtidally particulally around seagrass beds often burried under the sand.
Size
Can grow up to around 31mm
Common Name Rayed Keyhole Limpet
Aliases Javan Keyhole Limpet,
Origin Native
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Distribution provided by The Atlas of Living Australia

Classification

Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumMollusca
ClassGastropoda
SubclassVetigastropoda
SuperfamilyFissurelloidea
FamilyFissurellidae
SubfamilyFissurellinae
GenusAmblychilepas
SpeciesAmblychilepas javanicensis
Synonyms

Synonyms

There are no known synonyms for this species
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