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Kauaʻi record · KCA-MOL-00018

Anatoma pseudoequatoria

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Anatoma pseudoequatoria — source-informed Atlas reconstruction of minute empty slit shells in nearshore reef rubble; not a specimen photograph or evidence of current occurrence.
Anatoma pseudoequatoria — source-informed Atlas reconstruction of minute empty slit shells in nearshore reef rubble; not a specimen photograph or evidence of current occurrence. · Kauaʻi Conservation Atlas · Kauaʻi Conservation Atlas community media · Image source

About Anatoma pseudoequatoria

Bishop Museum Technical Report 29a records direct presence at Kauai coastal stations.

MolluscaBase/WoRMS Aphia 594440 accepts Anatoma pseudoequatoria.

Report 29a sampled harbors and nearby coral reefs during 2002-2003, within nearshore scope.

Bishop Museum Technical Report 29a provides an authoritative dated Kauai nearshore station record from 2002-2003, verifying historical occurrence. It predates the locked 2016-10-01 current-status cutoff and no newer authoritative evidence was inspected.

Names and classification

Scientific name
Anatoma pseudoequatoria
Other names
Anatoma pseudoequatoria · Scissurella pseudoequatoria
Record type
species

Kauaʻi occurrence and status

Kauaʻi occurrence
historical; authoritative Kauai survey evidence from 2002-2003; no qualifying evidence on/after 2016-10-01
Origin
Origin not inferred from occurrence census
Conservation status
Not assessed
Evidence limits
Occurrence category and evidence are source-bounded. Abundance, trend, and living status are not inferred beyond the reviewed evidence.

Habitat and ecology

Habitats
Marine reef and nearshore

Process and seasonal context

Seasonal description
Anatoma pseudoequatoria is included in the verified Kauaʻi mollusk census. Bishop Museum Technical Report 29a provides an authoritative dated Kauai nearshore station record from 2002-2003, verifying historical occurrence. It predates the locked 2016-10-01 current-status cutoff and no newer authoritative evidence was inspected.

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