Known locally from a shell washed up along Tomahawk Beach this is a less commonly seen species and is another of the smaller marine gastropods

At a glance

Habitat Can be found subtidally amoungst rocks and seaweeds
Size Can grow to around 9mm
Origin Endemic
Distribution Southern Australia from Wa to NSW including around Tasmania
Descriptions
Distribution
Southern Australia from Wa to NSW including around Tasmania
Habitat
Can be found subtidally amoungst rocks and seaweeds
Size
Can grow to around 9mm

Identification

A white shell that that has spire that is slightly elevated with rounded whorls and the expands to a wider aperture.
Common Name Vincentian vanikoro
Aliases No Known Aliases
Origin Endemic
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Classification

Classification

KingdomAnimalia
PhylumMollusca
ClassGastropoda
SubclassCaenogastropoda
SuperorderSorbeoconcha
OrderHypsogastropoda
SuborderLittorinimorpha
SuperfamilyVanikoroidea
FamilyVanikoridae
GenusNaricava
SpeciesNaricava vincentiana
Synonyms

Synonyms

There are no known synonyms for this species
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