Dues noves espècies del gènere Moitessieria ... - MOLLUSC@T
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APÈNDIX<br />
Diagnoses of the new species<br />
(English translation)<br />
<strong>Moitessieria</strong> mugae sp. nov.—<br />
Average-sized species of <strong>Moitessieria</strong>,<br />
comparable to M. simoniana (average<br />
length 1.9 mm, average width 0.6 mm);<br />
turriculate and elongated shell, usually with<br />
6-6½ whorls, subcylindrical and slender<br />
(average length/width index of 3.1);<br />
planoconvex whorls, with superficial and<br />
slightly-inclined sutures (18º on average);<br />
external aperture lip slightly prominent, with<br />
the last whorl not being very inflated;<br />
slightly marked sinule; upper edge of the<br />
peristome very adhered to the parietal<br />
zone; peristome not expanded at all and<br />
slightly reflected at columellar level; closed<br />
(obliterated) umbilicus; ornamentation of<br />
the teleoconch formed by a slightly-marked<br />
reticule of quadrangular depressions, with a<br />
low striation density; protoconch without<br />
noticeable ornamentation.<br />
<strong>Moitessieria</strong> collellensis sp. nov.—<br />
Large-sized species of <strong>Moitessieria</strong><br />
(average length 2.2 mm, average width 0.9<br />
mm); turriculate and elongated shell,<br />
usually with 6¾-7¼ whorls,<br />
conicocylindrical and moderately to very<br />
robust (average length/width index of 2.4);<br />
convex whorls, with deep and very-slightlyinclined<br />
sutures (13º on average); external<br />
aperture lip prominent, with the last whorl<br />
not being very inflated; very marked sinule;<br />
upper edge of the peristome slightly<br />
separated or slightly adhered to the parietal<br />
zone; peristome very expanded and<br />
generally very reflected at columellar level;<br />
open and usually very wide umbilicus;<br />
ornamentation of the teleoconch formed by<br />
a well-marked reticule of quadrangular<br />
depressions, more marked in spiral<br />
direction, with a low striation density;<br />
ornamentation of the protoconch consisting<br />
on spirally arranged papillae and<br />
discontinuos crests.