E 3:喜95
V. fulminata
Type: In the British Museum (Natural
History),
London. According toREEVE, the specimen in CuMMING's collection was brought from Japan by
Text fig. 6. F. (Pse♪haea?) megasPira (Sow・) Holotype in the
British Museum (NaturalIiistory). Dr・ KEEN's phQtO・
66 T. SIiIKAMA
P・ F・ SIEBOLD
(1796‑1866)
who stayed at Nagasaki for a period of 1823‑28 and visited Edo(Tokyo)
in 1826・ At that time in Japan it was almost impossible to get deep sea Fulgoraria as obtained nowadays by trawling白sheries. In the Kwanto area including Edo of the Edo age, species of Fulgorariabrought
by丘shermen
might
have been concinna, rosea, angulosa, preuostiana and magma.T・ KuRODA had a doubt that megaspira may be elongata from offChoshi.
In general outline they may look similar at a
glance, but the state of columella plaits is quite different and the latter species has no lustre and lives in deep
Seas, SO that it is obtainable only by
got it from a丘sberman in Nagasaki, if
CuMMINGS・ Also it may be possible brougb to Nagasaki・ Inspite of a long in Nagasaki, trawling丘sheries in East
deep sea trawling・ Perhaps SIEBOLD it was true that he offered it to that a shell in East China Sea was
time pursurance by A. YAMAMOTO China Sea could not bring any shells resembling megaspira・ The writer has a doubt that the type specimen was collected from off the coast of China.
Dimensions: Total
height
9318mm, a: 62.8, b: 30,8, c: 33.6, b/a‑0.49,c/a‑0.54.
Remarks: M・ KEEN, While staying in the British Museum in 1964, obser‑
ved the type specimen and gave the writer the very valuable communication.
According to her the label of the specimen says, locality
unknown‑(Japan),
but she thinks that this has been added by some later author. The citation of Japan by REEVE was On the basis of a specimen supposed to have been brought back by Dr・ SIEBOLD, She writes・ Therefore, it may well be that C口MMING's specimen came from the PhilipplneS Or somewhere in the East lndies・ KEEN Observes, 〃shell itself seems to me neither consplCuOuSly thick
or
thin‑just
average weight. It is sculptured with incised furrows but otherwise is smooth. I would not describe it as lustrous, however. As com‑pared to V・ magma,itis thicker for the size, with a wider protoconch. There
are more than 2 folds on the columella. The two lowest, wbicb show in the photograph, are heavy・ Above that are two that are thinner and lighter, and then at the top a faint ridge that one can feel with the丘nger, thoughit hardly shows when one looks at it・ I am therefo,re not sure one can say there are 5 folds, but there are definitely 4・!:・:I:Hence columella plaits are i.i.i.F.F or i.i.F.F.
In general aspect and surface marking, this. species is like some species of
N軸onomelon
group, such as elongata or angulosd but distinguished from them by a larger number and different construction of columella plaits・ Zigzag marking may be characteristics ofN吻onomelon
and Fulgoraria groups, buteven in Psephaea such a character may happen exceptionally. Be that as it may, this species may be close to the Nipponomelon group but its true generic position is undetermined.
Distribution: Not clarified yet.
System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda 67
Musashia
(Nipponomelon)
preuostiana(CROSSE,
1878) サガミヒタチオビ(節) (Pl.3,丘gs・ 7‑12, Pl. 4,丘gs. 1, 2)1878・ Voluta prevostiana CROSSE・ Jour. Conch., vol. 26, pp. 165, 166.
1879・ Voluta preuostiana CROSSEI Jour. Conch., γol. 27, pp. 41‑43, pl. 1,figs. 1, 1a,1b.
1882・ AIcithoe megaspira (Sow・), TRYON・ Man. Conch., vol.4, p. 85, pl. 30,fig. 132.
1908・ Voluta megaspira prevostiana CROSSE, HIRASE. Conch. Mag. Jap., γol. 2, p.
216, pl. 31,丘g. 124.
1913・ Voluta preuostiana CROSSE, SowERBY. Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist., vol. 8, 14, pp.
481‑482.
1940・ Voluta (Fulgoraria)か′euostiana CROSSE, FuLTON. Proc. Mat. Soc. Lond.,
vol. 24, p. 30.
1950・ Fulgoraria prevostiana (CROSSE), KuRODA & HABE (Pars). Ill. Cat. Jap.
Shells, no. 5, p. 33, pl. 6,丘g. 1.
Original Description: " T. fusiform, mediocriterr crassa, costis validis, subaequaliter distantibus, vix obliqulS, 1ongitudinaliter impressa, transversim tenuiter striata, pallide且uvido‑carnea, zonis irregularibus, fulguratis, castaneis
picta ; splra elongata, aplCe rOtundato, papilliformi, 1ateraliter accli叫nitidulo, albi'do; sutura irregulariter impressa; afractus 7 convexi, embryonales 2 graciles, planius'culi, sublaevlgati, sequentes longitudinaliter costati, castaneo irregulariter et fulguratim bixonati, ultimus splram paulo superans, castaneo trizonatus (zona prima suturali, secunda submediana, tertia
basa恥basi
at‑tenuatus ; apertura anguste oblongo‑elongata, intus pallide cameo‑allida, ad
limbum cameo‑fulvida ; peristoma simplex, pallide cameo‑fulvidum,
marginibus
(inadultis speciminibus tantum) cillotenui, lato, concolorejunctis,
columellari quadripelicato (plica prima et pli占a secunda minimis, vix conspicuis, tertia m由i6eri, quartamultomajore,
descendente, cum parte basali columellaeunita),
externo
(in
adultis speciminibus) crassiusculo,juxta
insertionem subtuber‑culoso‑Longitudo
speciminis adulti 102, diam.maj.
40 mill. Apertura 63 mill.1onga, 19 1ata
(Coll・
CROSSE). Longitudo speciminis JuVenilis collectionis Prev■ostianae 92, diam・maj・
33mill・ Apertura 51mill. 1onga, 451ata(Coll
PR豆vosT).
Characteristics: Shell medium sized, fusiform, thick, and with small pro‑
toconch; nucleus of which is inclined to be situated on the left side in front view of adult shell・ Teleoconch has 5 volutions. Spire relatively
high,
notsl・ender but wide・ Aperture broad and outer lip rather thick・ Body whorl much inflated and shoulder not angulated but gently curved. There are dis‑
tinct axial ribs which are 15J17 on penultimate whorl・ Also there are seen distinct subsutural band and feeble axial striations. Surface of last whorl quite lustrous and yellowish brown, reddish brown or flesh‑coloured. There
are running three colour bands of thick brown with zigzag marking; upper band runs jtlStbelow suture・ Columella moderate and not appressed to each other, formula 2・2・2・2・3
(4)
belonging to ∂pattern. On last columella po§‑68 T. SIIIKAMA
terior one or two plaits weaker than anteceeding ones; they are f.F.F, f.f.F, f.F.f.F or f.F‑F.
Dimensions :
Table 24・ Dimensions (inmm) of prevostiana.
Sample numbers
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Mean
92. 7 79. 0 68. 9 88. 9 92. 5 108. 9 89.3
35. 7 26. 9 24. 5 37. 5 34. 9 41.0±
31.2
42. 6 39. 1 34. 0 44. 6 46. 1 54. 3 42.7
b/a
0. 39 0. 34 0. 36 0.42 0. 38 0. 38 0.35 0.37
c/a
0.46 0.49 0.49 0. 50 0. 49 0.49 0.48 0.49
Number of axial ribs in
penultimate wborl
17 15 15 17 17
16 16
Locality
Miura
JI
I′
II
タブ
Atami
ブタ
Remarks: This species seems to be confused by some authors with angulosa or some other species. Fossil species such as uejL'iMAKIYAMA MS and inj7ata HAYASAKA MS may be this species.
Distribution: This is restricted only in Sagami Bay and not so common.
Recently only a few shells were procured by S. HAYASHI from the丘sberies at lsshiki, Aicbi Prefecture, and one shell gained by I. SAGA from Sh6buda, Miyagi Prefecture is stored in the lnstitute of Geology and Palaeontology, T6hoku University (IGPS cat. no. 12350), but the precLise locations of their
occurrence are unknown. T. SHIMAZU in Hayama, Kanagawa Prefecture has
collected a considerable number of shells from shrimp nets, and H. MARUYAMA in Atami, Shizuoka Prefecture also found a few dead shells at the shrimp 丘sheries in Atami.
Musashia (Nipponomelon) preuostiana magma
(KuRODA
and HABE, 1950) オオヒタチオビ(Pl. 4,丘gs. 3‑8, Pl. 9,丘g. ll)1908. Voluta megaspira Preuostiana CROSSE, HIRASE.
216, pl. 31,丘g. 125.
19311 PsePhaea prevostiana (CROSSE), GIミANT & GALE・
Hist., vol. 1, pp. 633, 634, pl. 27,点g. 9.
1950‑ Fulgoraria Prevostiana magma KuRODA & HABE.
p. 34, pl. 6,丘gs. 3, 4.
1959・ Fulgoraria Prevostiana magma p. 84, pl. 32, flg. 12.
1963・ Fulgoraria (PsePhaea) magma
Shell World ill. ColりVOl. 1, p.
1965. Pulgoraria Preuostiana magma l,p. 78, pl. 29,丘g. 6.
KuRODA & HABE,
Conch. Mag. 丁ap.,γol. 2, p.
Mem. Sam Diego Soc. Nat.
Ill. Cat. 丁ap. Shell, no. 5,
KIRA. Coll. Ill. Shell 丁ap.
KuRODA & HABE, SIIIKAMA & HoRIKOSIiI. Sel.
99,丘g. 145‑2.
KuRODA 皮 HARE, HABE. Shell World Col., γol.
System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda 69 0riginal Description: " The specimns occurring in the cooler bottoms of the northern districts, attain to very large size, often up to 220mm in length, but the typical preuostiana which is rather abundant in the Sagami Bay, is only 95mm long. The larger form has a dull chalky outer shell‑layer, with less consplCuOuS Splral striations, a comparatively smaller protoconcb and
more numerous axial plicae on the upper whorls, thus, the colour marking lS
generally ill‑de月.ned, as compared with the typlCal form. Length 162.7mm., breadth 59.6 mm.
Type: An adult shell from off Hitachi
belonging
to R. KAWAMURA'scollection.
Characteristics: Shell small to huge sized, fusiform, thin or thick with small protoconcb; nucleus is inclined to be situated on the left side in front view of adult shell・ Teleoconcb has 5‑6 volutions・ Spire relatively high, not slender but broad. Last whorl much inflated. Compared with preuostiana, surface of whorls unlustred, rugose and with more distinct axial striations・
Surface chalky brown or dirty greyish brown with three colour bands of deep brown with irregular marking, which becomes obsolete in adult shells. Subsu‑
tural band and keeト1ike
axial ribs eminent; the latter 14‑21 in penultimate whorl・ Aspect of columella plaits is closely similar to that of prevostiana, formula 2・2・2・2・2 or 2・3・3・3・3・ On last columella, Brst anterior plait most distinct. They are F.F, F.F.F,FIF or F.FIF,
Dimensions :
Table 25・ Dimensions (in mm.) of 9revostiana magma.
Sample number
1
I
ab
95.831.6
cTa
0.49c/aNumberof axialribsin
penultimate、
whorl
Locality
46.6 0.33 Ch6shi
J∫
J∫
J∫
IJ
J∫
IJ
II
)∫
∫I
Jタ
Tl
∫∫
′∫
IJ
J∫
2 127.444.0 64.8 0。35 0.51 20
3 128.244.8 63.9 0.35 0,50
4 141.144.1 65.8 0.31 0.48 20
5 138.542.5 67.1 0.31 0.47 21
6 133.547.1 63.2 0.35 0.47 18
7 130.247.4 64.3 0.3・6 0.49■ 20
8 110.740.1± 57.7 0.36 0.52 22
9 100.630.3± 49.3 0.30 0.47 16
10 85.532.0± 42.1 0.37 0.49 17
ll 75.927.2 39.3 0.36 0.52 18
12 74.326.8 37.2 0.36 0.5.0 17
13 78.924.5 35.7 0.31 0,45 17
14 75.224.4 37.90.32 0.50 17
15 67.122..7 32■.4 0.34 0.48 15
16 59.721.7 27.9 0.36 0.47 15
17 56.516.8± 27.9 0.30 0,49 土7
70
18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 Mean
46. 9 49.9 95.0 110.5 71.0 68. 7 64. 3 63.3 57. 3 47. 7
16. 1 15.4 39. 9 31.8±
21.8 20, 9 21.2 18.7 16.9 14.9
24.7 24. 2 42. 2 48. 2 32.6 33. 3 30.3 30.6 25.6 22.1
T. SHIKAMA
0. 34 0. 31 0.42 0. 29 0.31 0.30
0.32 0. 30 0. 29 0.31 0.33
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
53 48 44 44 45 48 47 48 45 46 0.48
16 14 14
15 19 15 17
)∫
JI
II
Rikuzen
JI
∫J
∫J
I∫
Jタ
フJ
Remarks: As KuRODA and HABE Said this subspecies isa northern form of preuostiana and attains to huge size but often has rather small sized adult shells・
Distribution: Pacific side of northern Honshu, north of offCh6shi, where it lives at depth of 200‑400 f. and rather common. In November, 1926 the research vessel SOYO‑MARU collected small shells at St. 89 (Lat. 39o45′N,
Long. 142oO5′33 E)of 124 m deep sandy bottom, where the water temperature was ll.8oC and the surface water temperature 16.2oC.
Musashia
(Nipponomelon)
preuostiana salebrosa subsp・ nov・‑ゾヒタチオビ(新) (Pl.4,figs. 9‑ll, Pl. 5,丘gs・ 1, 2)
Tyi)e: An adult shell collected by Y. KANIE from Urakawa, Hidaka, south Hokkaido
(No. 3),
stored in the writer's collection.Diagnosis: Shell medium sized, largely thick, dense, rhombic in shape and with small protoconcb. Teleoconch has 5 volutions. Spire a little bigb, not slender but wide. Last whorl large and well inflated. Surface of whorl not lustrous, dirty chalky brown and without colour marking. Axial stria‑
tions and ribs eminent, the latter often becoming keel‑like. Subsutural band
not so eminent as in magma. Columella plaits resemble those of magna・ On
last columella they are F.F or F.F.F.
Dimensions :
Table 26. Dimensions (in mm・) of prevostiana salebrosa・
Sample number
&
repository 1 (SIjIKAMA)
2 (SIIIKAMA)
3* (SIjIKAMA)
4 (S別KAMA)
5 (HAYASHI)
6 (SHIKAMA) Mean
* Type,
116. 5 92.4 115. 5
94. 2 122. 6 96. 7
38. 2 29.3 38. 2±
30. 8±
37. 7±
33. 0
58. 9 42.7 55. 5 5l.5 66. 7 49. 0
b/a
0. 33 0.32 0.34 0.33 0.31 0.34 0.33
c/a
0.51 0.46 0.48 0.55 0.54 0.51 0.51
Number of axial ribs in
penultimate whorl
22 14 19 17 16 16 17
Locality
Muroran Urakawa
JJ
Otaru
Jタ
Haboro
System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda 71 Remarks・・ This subspecies is distinguished from magma by lacking
colour marking, more dense structure of axial ribs, etc・ It is a northern subspecies of cool waters.
Distribution: This subspecies is distributed in the water off south and west coast of Hokkaido・ Also it is seen in Japan Sea side of North Honshu, north of Sado Island. Haboro
(Lat.
4=4o20'N, Long. 141o40'E) is the northern limit of Japanese fulgorarid so far as the present knowledge goes.Musashia
(Nipponomelon)
angulosa sp. nov.ホンヒタチオビ(Pl・ 3,丘gs・ 3‑6, Pl・ 9, fig・ 10)
1950. Fulgoraria Shell, no. 5, 1954. Fulgoraria
丘g. 5.
1963. Fulgoraria
Prevostiana p. 33, pl. 5,
?revostiana
(Psephaea)
(CROSSE), KuRODA & HABE (Pars). Ill. Cat. Jap.
丘g.10.
(CROSSE), KIRA. Col. Ill. Shell Jap., p. 83, pl. 32, Preuostiana (CROSSE), SflIKAMA & HoRIKOSfJI. Sel.
She11 World III. Col., γol. 1, p. 99,丘g. 145‑3.
Type: Specimen No・ 6 collected by T・ HIRANO from offCh6shi and placed in the writer's collection.
Diagnosis: Shell rather small sized, fusiform, moderately thick, stout and with large protoconcb. Nucleus is inclined to be situated on the left side of protoconcb in front view of adult shell・ Spire high, slender and teleoconcb has 5 volutions・ Shoulder angulated and aperture often subquadrate or elongate oval・ Outer lip thick and smooth・ Surface of whorl rather lustrous, reddish brown or greyish brown・ On last whorl there are running 3 radial colour bands with irregular zlgZag marking of thick brown. Axial ribs distinct,
often becoming keel‑like and 12‑17 in penultimate whorl. Stlbsutural band absent・ There are seen many axial striations wbicb often become皿Ore dis‑
tinct than in prevostiana・ Columella plaits few and rather obsolete; formula 2・ 3・ 3・ 3・4, belonging to
β
pattern・ On last colemella anterior plaits relatively distinct and type of plaits is f・F・FIF・ This species is distinguished from pre‑uostiana group by large protoconch,
higher
splre and by angulated shoulder.Dimensions :
Table 27・ Dimensions (in mm・) of angulosa.
Sample numbers
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 M ean
g6: ̄喜 68.6 71.8 77. 8 79. 0 95.8 94. 2 72.3 56. 2
Number of
axial ribs in penultimate
wborl
 ̄ ̄i16、 ̄ ̄
12 14
b/a c/a Locality
33,4 30.2 27. 6 34, 4 40.7 35.4 38.4 30.1 21。7
37. 1 31.9 34. 7 33.5 37. 3 43.7 44. 3 33.6 27.4
0.42 0.44 0.38 0.44 0. 52 0.37 0.41 0.42 0. 39
6T4121 6;
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
0.
46 46 48 43 47 45 47 46 49 0.46
13 14 17 14 14 14
Arasaki, Miura Ch6shi
タ∫
J∫
メタ
Iナ
ノナ
ノ∫
JJ
72 T. SIiIKAMA
Distribution.・ This species is prlnCIPally known from off Ch6shi, where only a few dead shells were collected from the depth of 80‑100f・ In Sagami
Bay it is very rare・
Musashia (Nipponomelon) elongata (SHIKAMA, 1962) ナガヒタチオビ(Pl. 2,丘gs. 6‑8, Pl・ 9,fig・ 9)・
1962. Fulgoraria (PsePhaea) elongata SHIKAMA・ Sci・ Rep・ Yok・ Nat・ Univ・, sec・ 2,
no. 8, p. 48, pl. 2,丘gs. 10, ll.
1963. Fulgoraria (PsePhaea?) elongata SI‑IKAMA, SflIKAMA & HoRIKOS口I・ Sell Shell World Ill. Col., vol. 1, p. 99, pl. 80,fig. 6,
1965. Fulgoraria Prevostiana elongata SEIKAMA, HABE。 Shell World Col・, volt 1, p. 78, pl. 29,丘g. 5.
original Description: " Shell narrowly elongate, unsolid, rather thin, uni‑
formly reddish brown ground colour; when surf abe is eroded, cbangiable to dull white to yellowish grey; some individulas with sinuated dark brown lines as in preuostiana or magma; holotype has marty COnCentric lines on surface; whorls six and protoconch not large; 18‑20 axial plicae on penulti‑
mate whorl rather distinctーノonshoulder but becomes obsolete downward, its lower part of whorl being almost smooth・ Whorls not inflated as in magna・
dauiesi or in Preuostiana; penultimate whorl r占Iatively
higher
than broad;shoulder rather gentle・ Columella has two or three distinct plaits wbicb are white and sharp; aperture elongately ovate; margln Of outer lip thin・り
Remarks: In the above‑mentioned description, preuostiana is to be named angulosa, two or three of columella plaits to be two, and 18‑20 axial plicae to be 16‑25 in this paper・ Formula of columella plaits is 2・2・2・2・2・2 belonging to α pattern.
they are F.F.
smaller than side in front
on last columella, plaits same in development with one another ; protoconch may be medium sized, larger than in magma and in angulosa, and nucleus is inclined to be situated on the left view of adult shell.
Dimensions :
Table 28. Dimensions (in mm・) of elongata・
Sample numbers
1 2 3 4 5 6*
7 Mean
a
113.0 110.4 88. 2 115,3 130. 6
86.8 70. 3±
* Type.
53. 9 52. 7 36.8 58. 2 65. 3 41.0 27.8
C
48.2 49.1 37.8 52.7 56.2 40. 0 28.7
b/a 0.48 0.48 0.42 0.50 0.50 0.47 0.40 0.46
c/a 0.43 0.44 0.43 0.46 0.43 0.46 0.41 0. 44
Number of axial ribs in penultimate whorl
19 19
17 25 16 16 19
System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda 73
DistrL'bution: This species is restricted only in east of Ch6shl:, Chiba Prefecture, 250‑400f. deep fine sandy bottom and very rare.
Musashia (Nippo7LOmelon) kamakurensis (OTUKA, 19491 カマクラヒタチオビ(釈) (Pl・10,畠gs18,9)
1920. Voluta megasPira YoKOYAMA. Jour, Coil.S°i. Imp. Univ. Tokyo, vol, 44, art, 1, p. 46, pl. 2,丘g. 18.
19491 Fulgoraria (Psephaea) kamakurensis OTUKA. Jap. Jour. Geol. Geogr・, vol・ 21,
p. 304, pl. 13,丘g. 7.
1946. Fulgoraria (Psephaea) kamakurensis OTUIくA, OKUTANT. Jour. Fac. S°i. Univ.
Tokyo, sec. 2, vol. 15, pt. 3, pp. 417, 418, pl. 3, fig. 17.
Original Description: Given for the fossil species.
Remarks:
Althoughthis
species has hitherto been known only as fossils, in 1964 T. OKUTANI reported a living shell from the research vessel SOYO‑MARU St. B3 (Lat.
offHachijo
Island.thick, stout, heavy.
suture. Teleoconch
33oO5′4 N, Long. 139o58′4′′E),at the deptbof 430m, 6 miles His description is as follows; 〃Shell oblong fusiform,
Protoconch large, 2 turns, smooth, round, with deprsssed fleshy in colour, 4・5 in number, smooth, slender, separated by narrowly canaliculated suture. Spire with roundish, depressed axial ridges wbicb become quite obsolete near the aperture; counted about 13 on the pe‑
nultimate whorl. Sculpture consists of very丘ne, crowded, somewhat rlppled, impressed spiral lirae, counted about 30 on the penultimate whorl, becoming obsolete adapically. Aperttlre elongate; outer lip smooth and tllickned at the adapical corner. Columella margln Smoothly curved, dark distinct color on the upper half, with 4 distinct but small folds. Canal typical for the genus・
Height
75.6, diameter 27.9 m. As OKUTANI writes, the shell coincides well with the fossil species. In his shell, b/a is 0.37 and c/a is 0.51. Columella plaits of the last whorl are 4 in number, rather weak, and anterior 2 are tolerably separated from each other; type of plaits is i.i‑F‑F.Musashia (Musashia) hirasei (SowERBY,
1912)
ニクイロヒタチオビ(Pl・ 1,丘gs・ 9‑12,Pl・2,丘gs・ 1,2,Pl. 9,丘g. 7)1879・ Voluta Preuostiana CROSSE. Jour. Conch., vol. 27., pl. 2,丘g. 1.
1912・ Voluta hirasei SowERBY・ Ann・ Mag. Nat Hist‥ vol. (8), 9, pp. 471, 472,
text丘g.1.
1934・ Fulgoraria hirasei (SowERBY), S. IiIRASE. Handb. Ill. Shell Nat. Col. Jap.
Is. Adj. Terヮpl. 112,丘g. 8.
1940・ Voluta (Fulgoraria) hirasei SowERBY, FuLTON. Proc. Mal. Soc. Lond vol.
24,p.30.
1950・ Fulgoraria hirasei (SowERBY), KuRODA & BABE. Ill. Cat. Jap. Shell, no. 5,
p. 34, pl. 5,fig. ll.
1960・ Fulgoraria (Musashia) hirasei (SowERBY), ⅢAYAS=Ⅰ・ Venus, vol. 21, no. 1, p. 2, pl. 1,丘g. 3,
74 T. SHIKAMA
1961. Fulgoraria (Musashia) hirasei (SowERBY), HABE・ Coll・ Ill・ Shell Jap・, vol・
2, p. 72, pl. 35,丘g. 15.
1963. Fulgoraria (Musashia) hirasei (SowERBY), SIIIKAMA & EoRIKOSflL Sell Shell
World Ill. ColリVOl. 1, p. 99,丘g. 145‑1.
Original Description : Testa fusiformis, crassiuscula, pallide fulvescens : anfractus 8, embryonales graciles, 1aevigati, scquentes convexi, 1ongitudinaliter costati, splraliter consplCne rugOSO‑Striati; sutura albo callosa; anfractus ultimus 2/3 1ongitudinis testae aequass, superne concavo‑constrictus, decnde
convexus, basiss versus attenuatus undique transversim lirato‑striatus ; striis
confertis, rugoso subgranulatis ; apertura oblonga, mediocratier lata, utrinque acuminata, intuscosta obliqua squomor marglnata; apertura OVata ; COlumella tortuosa ;canalis meliocriter productus, 1evita areaatus・ Long・ 28, diam・ 16 mm・=
characteristics: Shell small to large sized, fusiform, stout and relatively thick, with small protoconcb wbicb is inclined to carry nucleus inclined to carry nucleus inclined to occur on the left side in front view of adult shell・
Teleoconch has 5 volutions. Spire rather
highand
each whorl well inflated・Shotllder strongly curved and mtlCh depressed and there is a subsutural penultimate whorl. Surface of whorl Ground colour flesh to reddish brown marking. Columella plaits few and
in且ated. Sutural portion distinctly band. There are 15‑22 axial ribs in
with eminent many radial grooves.
with a white to grey tint. No colour weak; formula of it being 1.1.1.1.2 belonglng tO a pattern・ On last columella, anterior plait more eminent than posterior; the pattern being f.F.
Dimensions :
Table 29. Dimensions (in mm・) of hirasei・
Sample number
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14 ま5
95.2 77. 5 62.7 64. 8 71.5 68.5
60.0 83. 9 93. 8 83. 5 97.6 83.5 85.0 90.7 89, 8
36.1 25.0
19.3 21.3 24. 3 19.5 19.8 28.4 35.4 26.8 36.6 28.3 29. 5 33.2 31.0
47. 5 37.0 28.9 31.7 34. 8 31.7 32. 3 41.4 46. 7 39.5 45. 9 39. 7 41.4 45.2 45. 0
b/a
0. 38 0.32 0.33 0.33 0.34 0.28 0.33 0.33 0.38 0. 32 0.38
0.34 0.35 0.37 0.35
c/a
0.50 0.49 0.47 0.49 0.49 0.46 0. 54 0. 49 0. 50 0. 47 0.47 0.48 0.49 0.50 0. 50
Number of axial ribs in
penultimate wborl
21 15 16 16 15 16 14 19 16 16
17 18 16
Locality
Ensbu‑nada
JJ
タ∫
JJ
∫∫
∫J
IJ
ナノ
JJ
∫J
J∫
I∫
J′
JJ
JI
System and Evolution of Japanese Fulgorarid Gastropoda
1 1 1 1 2 2 6 7 8 9 0 1 22 23 24 2 2 2 2 5 6 7 8 Mean
93,3 98.4 99.8 92. 7 97.4 105. 0 112.1 113.0 118. 0 114. 5 119,6 116.1 122. 9
38.4 35.0 35.1 34.4 38.6 42.2 42. 7 44.5 43. 3 46. 8 54.0 50. 1 57. 3
42 45 47 46 48 53 54 55 57 53 59 61 63
6 1 2 2 0 0 5 6 5 8 3 5 5
0.41 0.36 0.35 0.37 0.40 0.40 0.38 0. 39 0.37 0.41 0.45 0.43 0.47 0.37
0.46 0. 46 0.47 0.50 0.49 0.50 0.49 0. 49 0.49 0.47 0.50 0, 53 0.52 0.49
19 17 17 19
21 22 22 19 20 21
20 17
JJ
I一
JI
II
)∫
K6chi Pref.
Enshu‑nada 75
Distribution: This species is widely distributed in the Pacific water from the Suruga Bay to off eastern part of K6chi Prefecture. Very common.
Musashia
(Musashia)
cancellata (KuRODA & HABE,1950)
チリメソヒタチオビ(Pl・2,figs・4,5,Pl. 9,fig18)1943.
1950.
1954.
Fulgoraria Fulgoraria 5,丘g. ll.
Fulgoraria 32, fig. 7.
1960. Fulgoraria
sp. HABE.
cancellata
cancellata
(Musashia)
丁ap. Jour.
KuRODA &
Ku'RODA &
cancellata 21, no. 1,p. 2.
19631 Fulgoraria (Musashia) cancellata
Malac., vol・ 13, p・ 74, pl・ 3,丘g1 15
(raqula)・
HABE. Ill. Cat. 丁ap. Shell, no. 5, p, 34, pl.
Set. Shell World Ill. ColリVOl. 1, p.
HABE, KIRA. Col. Ill. Shell Jap., p. 84, pL
KuRODA & HABE. HAYASHI. Venus., γol.
KuRODA & HABE, SrIIKAMA & HoRIKOSHI.
99.
Original Description: LEA shell similar to F. hirasei (SowERBY) in shape and colouration, but differs from this in the following characteristics ; smaller,
with much more numerous and sharper axial ribs wbicb number on the last
whorl 35 or more instead of 23or 24 in hirasei, splral striae whitish and much
stronger and more consplCuOuS, glVing the surface much more rugose and
cancellated appearance and nearly destitute of gloss; subsutural constriction somewhat weaker and the whorls less in且ated ; aperture narrower, invariably
numerous columellar plicaeしabout 4, of which the superior 3 are always much
smaller, while in hirasei, the columella fold is only one and very strong);
globular apex is rather indistinct from erosion, and appears to be slightly smaller; length 122mm, breadth 48mm, whorl 7.
Holotype: Stored in KuRODA's collection.
Characteristics: Shell small to medium sized, not growing so large as in hiraseil fusiform! stotlt and relatively thick and with medium protoconch;
76 T. SHIKAMA
nucleus is inclined to occur on the right side in front view of adult sbell・
Teleoconcb with 5 volutions. Spire rather high and relatively wide・ Shoulder
not angulated but gently curved・ Subsutural band present・ Ground colour 鮎sb to light reddish brown with a white to grey tint and no lustre・ Surface of whorl eminently cancellated and numerous radial grooves distinct・ Colu‑
mella plaits few and weak; the formula being l・1・2・2・3 belonging to βpat‑
tern. on last columella anterior plaits stronger than and distant from the suceeding ones; the pattern being f・f‑F, f‑F or f・fJf‑F; of 20 specimens the former pattern seen in 7, middle one in 10 and the latter one in 3 specimens・
Dimensions.・
Table 30. Dimensions (in mm.) of cancellata・
Sample number
1 2 3 4 5 6*
7 8 9 10 ll 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 Mean
a
69.0 56. 8 86. 1 89.8 79. 3 84.2 77. 9 81.7 78. 7 83.8 83. 9 81.0 90.1 82.7 88. 8 84.7 86. 0 86. 9 80.6 75.1 72.0 64.5
26.4 23.3 31.7 30.4 26.4 34.0 29.3 34.4 26. 8 28. 7 34.3 27.7 35.2 28. 6 34.9 34. 6 33.5 29.1 31.9 28.4 28. 7 26. 1
33.3 28. 1 43. 0 42.5 38.2 37.9 35.5 40.4 36.2 38.5 39. 1 36. 5 38.6 37. 4 40.9 37. 1 42.1 42.0 36. 5 35.1 33.8 30.1
b/a
0.38 0.41 0. 37 0. 34 0.33 0. 40 0.38 0.42 0. 34 0.34 0.41 0,34 0. 39 0.35 0.39 0.41 0.39 0.33 0.40 0,38 0.40 0.40 0. 38
c/a
0,48 0.49 0.49 0.47 0.48 0.45 0.46 0.49 0.46 0.46 0.47 0.45 0.43 0.45 0.46
0. 44 0.49 0.4B 0.45 0.47 0.47 0.47 0.47
Number of axial ribs in
penultimate whorl
19 15 22
し ILJ
19
18 24 18 20 18 20 24 20 22 22 21 21 24 20 18 19 20
Locality
K6chi Pref.
JJ
J′
Kumano‑nada
∫J
K6chi Pref.
∫ナ
ノJ
JI
クJ
】∫
メタ
タメ
IJ
JI
J∫
J′
り
JJ
JI
JJ
JJ
*Type.
Distribution: This species is distributed in the water along Central Japan
of Pacific side from the Kumano‑nada to off eastern K6chi Prefecture. Rather
common,