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Terebra erythraeensis Terryn & H. Dekker, 2017
Terebra quoygaimardi belongs to the family Terebridae. The case of the family Terebridae is long, slender and smooth, operculum is horny. Its feed on Polychaete worms.
Terebra erythraeensis: Shell colour light reddish orange with white and darker reddish orange axial flammules from suture to suture. Colour of the species only varies in intensity.
Juveniles of Terebra erythraeensis similar to the Australian Terebra marrowae Bratcher & Cernohorsky, 1982.
The species name "erythraeensis" refer to the Red Sea, also called “Erythraean Sea”, to which the distribution of the species
is limited.
Terebra quoygaimardi belongs to the family Terebridae. The case of the family Terebridae is long, slender and smooth, operculum is horny. Its feed on Polychaete worms.
Terebra erythraeensis: Shell colour light reddish orange with white and darker reddish orange axial flammules from suture to suture. Colour of the species only varies in intensity.
Juveniles of Terebra erythraeensis similar to the Australian Terebra marrowae Bratcher & Cernohorsky, 1982.
The species name "erythraeensis" refer to the Red Sea, also called “Erythraean Sea”, to which the distribution of the species
is limited.