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Kauaʻi record · KCA-MOL-00127

Leptachatina costulosa

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Leptachatina costulosa — source-informed Atlas ecological reconstruction; not a specimen photograph or evidence of current abundance.
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About Leptachatina costulosa

Bishop Museum HBS explicitly lists Kauai, and the MNHN type catalogue gives Kauaʻi as the type locality for lectotype MNHN-IM-2000-30821.

MNHN preserves the Pease 1870 name and type; the input lacks an inspected current accepted-name record, so the historical name is retained without a synonym claim.

WoRMS flags the taxon as terrestrial (isTerrestrial=1), or the MNHN/HBS land-snail catalogues supply the terrestrial context; the record is within the land-mollusk census branch.

Explicit Kauai island occurrence and terrestrial taxonomy are verified, but the inspected locality evidence does not establish a living modern population; classified historical, not current.

Names and classification

Scientific name
Leptachatina costulosa
Other names
Leptachatina costulosa
Record type
species

Kauaʻi occurrence and status

Kauaʻi occurrence
Historical occurrence verified; current persistence is not established by the inspected sources.
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
Land

Process and seasonal context

Seasonal description
Leptachatina costulosa is included in the verified Kauaʻi mollusk census. Explicit Kauai island occurrence and terrestrial taxonomy are verified, but the inspected locality evidence does not establish a living modern population; classified historical, not current.

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