Shells of South
East Queensland

Tweed Heads to Noosa
Triviidae

Cleotrivia globosa

(Gray in G. B. Sowerby II, 1832)
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Shell globular, ends slightly extended, spire concealed, aperture almost semicircular. Covered with strong ribs, about 27 on the outer lip, interrupted by a deep dorsal groove, which extends almost the whole length of the shell. Fossula deep, crossed by ribs, extending as a broad groove within the aperture for whole length of shell. Colour white. Size: Length up to 7 mm

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Specimens

Shelly Beach,  Australia
Size: 5mm    Collected: 2018
In sand and shell grit on beach. Dead collected.