Haliotis brazieri Angas, 1869 |
Distribution: in Australia, from southern Queensland to New South Wales. Size up to 46mm, often near the 30mm large. Subtidal to at least 40m deep. |
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Shape, sculpture, and patterns are close to those of the south african H. queketti. Notice the elevated holes, the rounded shape, the deep suture, the wide columella. |
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Dead collected, on beach, Solitary islands, Mullaway, New South Wales. 31,5mm. |
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15m deep, in rubble gutter, under small rocks, Wollongong, Illawarra, New South Wales. 35mm. Original pictures © R. kershaw. |
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The form hargravesi (Cox, 1869) is strongly ribbed. This is the only difference with brazieri. 15m deep, under small rocks in rubble gutters, Batemans Bay, NSW. 30-34mm. Original pictures © R. Kershaw. |
| All pics © Olivier Caro |