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Author: Jan Delsing
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The shell is very broad at its widest point and rather large (maximum length 50 mm). The spire is moderately high and subacute, consisting of one and three-fourths regular, convex nuclear whorls and five weakly angulate postnuclear whorls. The suture is strongly impressed. The body whorl is heavy and broad. The aperture is broad, capacious, and ovate to subcircular, and the anal sulcus is not clearly defined. The outer apertural lip is simple and reflected. The columellar lip is entirely adherent. The siphonal canal is comparatively short, open, and distally recurved. The body whorl bears nine strongly raised axial laminae. At the shoulder margin the laminae are curved to form broadly open incipient spines. Spiral sculpture is lacking. Shell color is entirely white. Straits of Magellan and generally from the en¬tire Magellanic region.
Radwin, G.E. & D'Attilio, A., 1976. Murex Shells of the World. An Illustrated Guide to the Muricidae.