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Bivalvia Veneroida Psammobiidae 

Soletellina (Soletellina) biradiata (Wood, 1815)

Type of listing: Name in current use

Synonymy

   Flavomala biradiata auct.
   Solen biradiata Wood, 1815
   Sanguinolaria livida Lamarck, 1818
   Psammobia flavicans Lamarck, 1818
   Soletellina nymphalis Reeve, 1857
   Soletellina epidermia Reeve, 1857

Common Name

Double-Rayed Sunset Clam p.70, pl.71E      Wilson, B 2002.  

Distribution

Iluka, New South Wales to Point Peron, Western Australia

  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricCentral W coast
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricLower W coast
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricGreat Australian Bight
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricS Gulfs coast
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricBass Strait
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricTas. coast
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricLower E coast
  OBIS RegionsTemperate Indo-West PacificSouthern HemisphereAustralia (S)
  ABRS RegionsAustralia200 m bathymetricSW coast
  ABRS RegionsAustraliaWestern Australia
  ABRS RegionsAustraliaVictoria
  ABRS RegionsAustraliaTasmania
  ABRS RegionsAustraliaSouth Australia
  ABRS RegionsAustraliaNew South Wales

Keywords

depth: intertidal 
habitat: sand flats 
substrate: mud 
substrate: sand 

References

 Cotton, B.C. 1961. p.281, fig. 310 General reference
 Iredale, T. & McMichael, D.F. 1962. p.25 General reference
 Lamprell, K. & Whitehead, T. 1992. p.112 General reference
 Willan, R.C. 1993. p.77, figs. 298-312, 409 Contains synonymy

Classification

  Animalia
    Mollusca
      Conchifera
        Loboconcha
          Bivalvia
            Heterodonta
              Veneroida
                Tellinoidea
                  Psammobiidae Fleming, 1828
                    Soletellina Blainville, 1824
                      Soletellina (Soletellina) Blainville, 1824
                        Soletellina (Soletellina) biradiata (Wood, 1815)

Metadata

Taxon name record (intBiotaID=17607) created by Playpus Export Program on 2000-11-09. Record last updated by dsherman on 2004-01-22.