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endemic to Ecuador. It is a
fairly small,
glabrous herb with
alternating subovate-elliptic
leaves measuring approximately 1,5 by 2,5 cm.
Resembles Peperomia...
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middle of the dorsum, the
costal projecting scales mixed with pale rosy. A
subovate white spot is
found in the disc
beyond the
middle outlined with
black irroration...
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southeastern Canada.
Original description (Say 1829): "S**** very large,
subovate; disk
unequally wrinkled and
undulated transversely, dark
yellowish brown;...
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transverse blackish strigulae in the
dorsal half and
there is an
irregular subovate blackish blotch towards the apex,
confluent with the
middle one of three...
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members of
Odostomiinae have. The s****
opening (aperture) is truncate-
subovate.
Compared to
Euparthenia Thiele, 1929,
Gurmatia lacks a
columellar fold...
- an ill-defined
yellowish white patch at the base of the dorsum, with a
subovate patch located between the
basal one-third and
before the middle, consisting...
- grooved. The
protoconch is small, pellucid, and sinistral. The
aperture is
subovate. The
outer lip is thin.The
columella is
simple and has a
slight sinistral...
- The base of the s**** is
evenly rounded and imperforate. The
aperture is
subovate, not oblique. The
margin is simple,
slightly thickened, not
complete in...
- golden-brown in colour. The
umbilicus is imperforate. The
aperture is
subovate. The
snail occurs in south-eastern
Australia from
Queensland southwards...
- glabrous, and has
short internodes. The
leaves are alternate, oblong-
subovate,
somewhat obtuse at both ends or
acutish at base,
small (3 to 4x8 to 12...
