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Cymatioa cooki (Willett, 1937) |
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Family: | Galeommatidae () | |||
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Environment: | benthic; marine | |||
Distribution: | Eastern Central Pacific: USA. | |||
Diagnosis: | Shell: thin, fragile, subquadrate; inequilateral, posterior end much longer; sculpture of irregular, slightly wavy commarginal striae, and fine, dense punctae; ventral margin with sparse, broad, low radial undulations; periostracum thin, light beige, silky; hinge plate narrow; right valve with one short anterior cardinal tooth, one elongate posterior lateral tooth; left valve with two minute anterior cardinal teeth, one elongate posterior lateral tooth. Mantle: large, reflected, covering most of outer shell surface when fully extended, including umbones; two anterior and two posterior tentacles, short, slightly extending past shell margins. Foot: large, translucent, exceeding the length of the shell when fully extended, spathate, with distinct pointed heel. | |||
Biology: | Inhabits low intertidal, in boulders and cobbles. This species is an active crawler (Ref. 127827). | |||
IUCN Red List Status: | Not Evaluated (N.E.) Ref. 123251) | |||
Threat to humans: | harmless | |||
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