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Created 4/14/2026
Family Eulimidae
CIRCUMTROPICAL / HAWAII
Scalenostoma
subulata

Mokapu, Oahu, 35 feet, 5 mm
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Mokapu, Oahu, 35 feet, 7 mm
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SMOOTH CORAL
EULIMID
| Uncommon within crevices of live
coral. Begins life as male, with a slender shell, becoming strongly
inflated if sex changes to female. Glassy inflated whorls lacking a
pronounced keel on lower whorls.
Attains 0.5 inch, 13 mm. Worldwide in warm seas, including Hawaii.
Formerly lumped within Scalenostoma carinatum; Stylifer deformis
is a synonym. |
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