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Species List for Genus: Anabathron
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Mollusca (Phylum) > Gastropoda (Class) > Caenogastropoda (Subclass) > Littorinimorpha (Order) > Truncatelloidea (Superfamily) > Anabathridae (Family) > Anabathron (Genus)
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  • Genus: Anabathron

  • Anabathron angulatum (Powell, 1927)
    Height 0.9mm, Width 0.6mm
    angulatus, Marine, Endemic
    Off Northland
    AE.
  • Anabathron elongatum (Powell, 1927)
    Height 1.1mm, Width 0.45mm
    Marine, Endemic
    Northland to south of East Cape and Hawkes Bay
    ACE.
  • Anabathron excelsum (Powell, 1933)
    Height 1.52mm, Width 0.76mm
    Marine, Endemic
    Northland
    AE.
  • Anabathron hedleyi (Suter, 1908)
    Width 0.7mm, Height 1.3mm
    Marine, Endemic
    North, South and Chatham Islands. Common on under sides of clean smooth stones at low tide, down to moderate depths
    ACFME.
  • Anabathron ovatum (Powell, 1927)
    Height 1.0mm, Width 0.5mm
    Marine, Endemic
    Off Three Kings Islands and Northland
    ACE.
  • Anabathron rugulosum (Powell, 1930)
    Height 0.98mm, Width 0.69mm
    Marine, Endemic
    Off Northland
    AE.
  • Anabathron trailli (Powell, 1939)
    Height 1.5mm, Width 0.8mm
    Marine, Endemic
    Stewart Island
    FAnE.
Key to Geographical Ranges
NZ Map showing Geographical Ranges
The symbols K.A.C.F.M.An. are used to indicate the geographical range of the species. They have been adopted to give an approximation of the range of each species within New Zealand.
K=
Kermadec Islands
A=
Aupourian - Kaipara Harbour, north around North Cape, encompassing the Three Kings Islands and south to East Cape
C=
Cookian - Lower North Island and the northern part of the South Island
F=
Forsterian - Otago, Fiordland and Stewart Island
M=
Moriorian - Chatham Islands, Pitt Island
An=
Antipodean - Subantarctic Islands of New Zealand
Fw =
Freshwater
L =
Land
N =
North Island
S =
South Island
E =
Endemic
I =
Introduced
R =
Recent
Sf =
Subfossil
Fo =
Fossil