Cerithiopsis rabilleri Cecalupo & Perugia, 2020
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5494.1.1 |
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Cerithiopsis rabilleri Cecalupo & Perugia, 2020 View in CoL
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Cerithiopsis rabilleri Cecalupo & Perugia, 2020: 45 View in CoL , pl. 22, figs. 1a–c.
Type material. Holotype: MNHN – IM –2000–34811.
Type locality. Martinique, Macouba, N Pointe de Macouba , 15 m.
Material examined. The holotype and: Brazil: -- Bahia state: Baía de Todos os Santos , 12°53ʹS, 38°42ʹW, 24 m, O. Falcão coll., 22/iv/1997: IBUFRJ 20651 [2]; Parcel de Paredes, Alcobaça , 2–3 m, P.J. Souza Jr. & E. Gonçalves coll., i/2000: MZSP 56315 View Materials [1], MZSP 46307 View Materials [2]; -- Rio de Janeiro state: HAB 16 sta. G3: MNRJ 17367 View Materials [1*p]; HAB 16 sta. G3: MNRJ 34310 View Materials [1*]; HAB 11 sta. E3: MNRJ 16270 View Materials [1*]; HAB 16 sta. F3: MNRJ 16509 View Materials [3*]; HAB 16 sta. E3: MNRJ 16512 View Materials [1*]; HAB 17 sta. C2: MNRJ 16511 View Materials [2*]; HAB 11 sta. C2: MNRJ 16272 View Materials [1*p]; HAB 11 sta. B3: MNRJ 16271 View Materials [2*]; HAB 11 sta. B2: MNRJ 16268 View Materials [1*p]; Rio das Ostras: MZSP 63323 View Materials [1]; Arraial do Cabo , 2011: MZSP 155541 View Materials [1].
Remarks. Cerithiopsis rabilleri was described based on a single shell from Martinique. The original description mentioned the presence of minute grains in the suture of the protoconch. Although it is not visible in the printed plate of that species by Cecalupo & Perugia (2020), examination of high-resolution image of the holotype in the MNHN molluscs collection dataset (https://www.gbif.org/occurrence/2860632301) reveals the existence of very short axial threads in the suture of the somewhat eroded protoconch, which are also present in some shells from Brazil ( Fig. 7H–J View FIGURE 7 ), depending on the preservational condition of the protoconch.
Cerithiopsis rabilleri is similar to Cerithiopsis gordaensis Rolán & Fernández-Garcés, 2010 , from Cuba. Both have similar teleoconch shape and sculpture. The minor differences are in the protoconch: C. gordaensis has 2.5–3 protoconch whorls, while in Cerithiopsis rabilleri has up to 5 whorls ( Fig. 7G View FIGURE 7 ); regarding other aspects of the protoconch, such as the smooth convex whorls, they are nearly identical.
Geographic and bathymetric distribution. Disjunct distribution, in the Tropical Northwestern Atlantic Province ( Martinique) and in the Tropical Southwestern Atlantic Province (Bahia and Rio de Janeiro states). From 2 m to 110 m.
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Indian Museum |
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Cerithiopsis rabilleri Cecalupo & Perugia, 2020
Pimenta, Alexandre Dias, Faria, Raquel Garofalo De Souza, Figueira, Raquel Medeiros Andrade & Fernandes, Maurício Romulo 2024 |
Cerithiopsis rabilleri
Cecalupo, A. & Perugia, I. 2020: 45 |