Species List for Subfamily: Emarginulinae
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Click here to filter list on Geographical RangeSubfamily: Emarginulinae
Cornisepta festiva Crozier, 1966
Width 5mm, Height 5.5mm, Marine, Endemic
North of Three Kings Islands AE.
Emarginula striatula Quoy & Gaimard, 1834
Length 33mm, Width 17mm, Slit Limpet, Marine, Endemic
North, South, Stewart, Chathams, Snares, Auckland and Bounty Islands. In beach drift and living below low tide ACFMAnE.
Scutus breviculus (Blainville, 1817)
Length 103mm, Width 51mm, Shield Shell, Marine, Endemic
North, South and Stewart Island ACFE.
Tugali colvillensis Finlay, 1926
Length 21mm, Width 13mm, Height 8mm, Marine, Endemic
North and South Islands ACFE.
Tugali elegans Gray, 1843
Length 50mm, Width 30mm, Marine, Endemic
Northern part of North Island and Chatham Islands ACFME.
Tugali stewartiana Powell, 1939
Length 57mm, Width 18mm, Height 10mm, Endemic, Less tapered anteriorly, and has much coarser sculpture - fewer, broader and flatter radials, fewer and stronger concentric ridges
Stewart Island and Foveaux Strait FE.
Tugali suteri (Thiele, 1917)
Length 15mm, Width 11mm, Marine, Endemic, Anal fasciole consists of two radial ribs, compared to three in T. elegans
North Island, Cook Strait and Chatham Islands ACME.- Tugali suteri sutherlandi Fleming, 1948
Length 15mm, Width 10mm, Marine, Endemic, Radial ribs alternate in strength, and concentric riblets are much weaker, causing slight beading of the radials
Fiordland, South Island FE. - Vacerrena kesteveni (Hedley, 1900)
Height 1.0mm, Width 1.2mm, Length 1.8mm, Marine, Endemic
Australia, Tweed Heads, NSW, to Cape Wiles, SA. New Zealand, Foveaux Strait, Stewart Island and Snares Islands. Also recently recorded from the Chatham Islands FMAnE.
Key to 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