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Zachrysia provisoria shell (top) and reproductive anatomy (bottom). Photo credits: T.M.B. Maruno (shell) and K.A. Hayes (reproductive anatomy).
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... shells of Z. provisoria specimens were consistent with those identified as such in other collections, and consistent with previous descriptions (Pilsbry 1889;Schileyko 2006). Anatomically, the possession of a large phallus, a long flagellum, and an accessory flagellum is consistent with this species (Figure 4; Schileyko 2006). ...
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... shells of Z. provisoria specimens were consistent with those identified as such in other collections, and consistent with previous descriptions (Pilsbry 1889;Schileyko 2006). Anatomically, the possession of a large phallus, a long flagellum, and an accessory flagellum is consistent with this species (Figure 4; Schileyko 2006). ...
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... shells of Z. provisoria specimens were consistent with those identified as such in other collections, and consistent with previous descriptions (Pilsbry 1889;Schileyko 2006). Anatomically, the possession of a large phallus, a long flagellum, and an accessory flagellum is consistent with this species (Figure 4; Schileyko 2006). ...
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