Pusillina cf. radiata ( Philippi, 1836 )
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https://doi.org/ 10.11646/zootaxa.5196.1.1 |
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7224222 |
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Pusillina cf. radiata ( Philippi, 1836 ) |
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Pusillina cf. radiata ( Philippi, 1836) View in CoL
( Fig. 21a–c View FIGURE 21 )
Material examined. (23 empty shells and 2 with soft parts, in 8 samples): SPAIN • 1 sPc (juv); 43° 35.451′N, 008° 34.432′W to 43° 34.810′N, 008° 35.407′W; 153– 151 m; 08–15 SeP. 2002; DIVA-Artabria I EBS-150 GoogleMaps • 2 sh; 43° 48.421′N, 008° 51.453′W to 43° 49.160′N, 008° 51.091′W; 599–607 m; 10–20 SeP. 2003; DIVA-Artabria I DRN-600 GoogleMaps • 1 sPc (juv); 43° 34.127′N, 008° 36.562′W to 43° 34.820′N, 008° 35.585′W; 152– 149 m; 10–20 SeP. 2003; DIVA-Artabria I EBS-150 GoogleMaps • 6 sh; 43° 38.812′N, 009° 07.949′W to 43° 39.841′N, 009° 07.405′W; 999–1001 m; 17–28 Sep. 2004; VERTIDOS GA-DRN-1000 GoogleMaps • 6 frg; 43° 38.105′N, 009° 02.006′W to 43° 37.738′N, 009° 00.905′W; 836– 826 m; 17–28 SeP. 2004; VERTIDOS GA-AT-800 • 2 sh; Polygon delimited by Points 44° 10.000′ N, 009° 00.000′ W /44° 10.000′ N, 008° 35.000′ W/44° 00.000′ N; 009° 00.000′ W/44° 07.000′ N; 008° 35.000′ W; 480–600 m; SARRIDAL (2006–2007) SARRI-2 • 6 sh; 44° 11.652′N, 008° 58.152′W to 44° 11.539′N, 008° 57.574′W; 908–1106 m; 15–24 Jul. 2008; A SELVA DRN-7 GoogleMaps • 1 sh; 44° 08.461′N, 009° 04.634′W to 44° 08.607′N, 009° 04.413′W; 917– 896 m; 15–24 Jul. 2008; A SELVA DRN-7-1 GoogleMaps .
Remarks. It is a Mediterranean species with isolated records in the Atlantic coasts ( Verduin 1976) usually in seagrass meadows ( Gofas & Oliver 2011). Verduin (1976) pointed out the extreme variability of this species (with some local forms), whose precise delimitation is not clear. A thorough review of most species of genus Pusillina , including genetic analysis, is necessary to elucidate their taxonomic status.
The presence of some juvenile shells in our samples, attributed with doubts to P. radiata ( Figs. 21a–b View FIGURE 21 ) is considered accidental; probably washed away by currents. Only two shells with soft parts were found in samples obtained at 150 m. The protoconch is shown in Figure 21c View FIGURE 21 .
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