Agaronia leonardhilli
NameAgaronia leonardhilli
Scientific NameAgaronia leonardhilli
Common NameN/A
FamilyOlividae
GenusAgaronia
Speciesleonardhilli
Geographic DistributionEastern Pacific, typically found off the coasts of Central America (e.g., Panama, Costa Rica).
Habitatsubtidal
Shell Shapefusiform
Average Size (mm)30
Identifying FeaturesGlossy, smooth surface; characteristic ovate-conical shape; long, narrow aperture; distinctive brown axial flammules on a lighter background; lack of strong sculpture.
Rarityrare
Author CitationPetuch, 1987
Description
A medium-sized, glossy, ovate-conical shell characterized by a moderately tall spire and a large, smooth body whorl. The shell exhibits a light beige to brownish background color adorned with irregular, darker brown axial flammules, blotches, or a reticulated pattern, particularly prominent on the body whorl. The aperture is long and narrow, typically lighter in color internally.
