- Strombus conoideus Grateloup, 1834
Original Description of Strombus conoideus by Grateloup, 1834, p. 192:
- "463. Strombus conoideus. S. conoide. Nob. S. Testa oblongo-conoidea, tenuiter transverse striata; anfractibus subcarinatis excavatis; ultimo superne planulato; obtuse angulato; supremis longitudinaliter striatis; labro intus striato; spira exserta.
Measurements: "8 tours de spire. -- Longueur: 3 ponces 3 lignes. Diamètre: 2 pouces."
Locus typicus: Dax, Landes Department and Lesbarritz near Gaas, Landes Department, France
Strombus conoideus Grateloup, 1834, p. 192, n° 463.
might belong to Dilatilabrum
History and Synonymy
2001
Harzhauser, 2001, p. 56:
- In its sculpture, the Oligocene Strombus conoideus GRAT. is reminiscent of the sculpture of subadult shells of Strombus roegli, but develops a quite different spire from with slightly keeled spire whorls."
References
- Grateloup, 1834
- Grateloup, J.P.S. de. 1845-1847
- Harzhauser, M. 2001. Strombus (Dilatilabrum) roegli sp. nov. - a giant Oligocene strombid (Gastropoda) and its bearing on palaeoclimatic reconstructions of the Western Tethys; Ann. Naturhist. Mus. Wien 102 A, 51-67, Fulltext
- J.-F. Lesport, A. Cluzaud & A. Verhecken, 2012. Les publications du Docteur Jean-Pierre Sylvestre de Grateloup sur les mollusques fossiles du Bassin d’Aquitaine (S.-O. France) : dates de parutions et commentaires; Bull. Soc. Linn. Bordeaux, Tome 147, nouv. série n° 40 (4), 2012 : 417-485.