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On Brazilian Cones (Gastropoda; Conidae)

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Nov 2025Publisher:The San Diego Shell ClubJournal:The Festivus, volume 57, pages 268-272 (issn: 0738-9388, eissn: 0738-9388, Copyright policy )
Authors: António Monteiro; Oliver Crabos; Dâmaso Monteiro;

doi: 10.54173/f574268

On Brazilian Cones (Gastropoda; Conidae)

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Two new species of Conidae from the Brazilian Molluscan Province are described herein as part of a study of large numbers of specimens of all Brazilian Conidae species. The new species Jaspidiconus alagoensis is compared with J. anacarolinae Cossignani, 2019, J. ogum Petuch & Myers, 2014, J. marinae Petuch & Myers, 2014, and J. barragrandensis Crabos, Oliveira, Queiroz & Almeida, 2022. The new species Poremskiconus neobrasiliensis is compared with Conus brasiliensis Clench, 1942 herein deemed a taxon inquirendum, as well as P. archetypus, and P. cargilei.

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