Chinese torreya
Olive shell
Oncology (Oleaceae)
Shellfish: Gastropoda, Neogastropoda.
Gastropoda, Prebranchia, Conch of Olive Family. Cephalotaxus fossils have been found in the strata since Eocene. The shell is like torreya grandis, and the top of the shell rapidly expands outward into a narrow body screw layer. Glossy as agate, with fine patterns. There is a characteristic fold at the end of snail layer. Dig a hole in the bottom of the sand. Oliva sayana is common in seawater in the southeastern United States and is about 6 cm (2.5 inches) long. Lucilia sericata, which is abundant in the Indian Ocean-Pacific region, is 8 cm (3 inches) long.
The mollusks of Cephalotaxus include Cephalotaxus Cephalotaxus, Cephalotaxus Cephalotaxus and Bullhead Snails. This paper mainly introduces torreya grandis. Torreya grandis has a variety of shapes, from ordinary torreya grandis less than 3 cm to scenic torreya grandis as high as 9 cm. They usually inhabit the sand bottom and are carnivorous mollusks. The color pattern on the shell surface is changeable, but the shape and decoration are quite consistent. The spiral tower is short, the suture line is grooved, the shell mouth is long and narrow, and there are sliding layers and obvious folds on the spiral shaft. The meat leaves of the soft body in the shell can extend out of the shell to lubricate and maintain the surface, so the surface of the shell is smooth. Widely distributed in tropical waters.
Distribution: tropical Indo-Pacific, southeastern United States, Caribbean, western Mexico to Peru, West Africa and California Bay.
Habitat: shallow sea sand bottom, sand bottom under low tide line and sand bottom in intertidal zone.
Variety:
1. Olive ring
2. Rugby fruit
3. Erythroma olivaceum
4. Olive with thick leaves
5. little olives
6. Oliwa Mustailina
7. Onions (Oliwa, Oliwa)
8. Oliwa Ornata
9. Olive porphyria
10. The password is Oliwa Sayana.
1 1. Oncomelania gibbosa
12. Olivier than Pulika
13. Oliveira Lepta
14. Oliveira nana
15. Oliwa rufula