Pascula citrica
NamePascula citrica
Scientific NamePascula citrica
Common NameNone found
FamilyMuricidae
GenusPascula
Speciescitrica
Geographic DistributionIndo-Pacific, including regions such as Japan, Philippines, Indonesia, and Australia.
Habitatintertidal
Shell Shapefusiform
Average Size (mm)8-10
Identifying FeaturesHigh-spired, fusiform shell with strong nodulose sculpture formed by intersecting axial and spiral elements. The aperture is ovate with a short, open siphonal canal. Distinctive pale ground color with dark brown spotting.
Raritycommon
Author CitationHouart, 1997
Description
A small, high-spired marine gastropod shell, characterized by its fusiform shape, prominent axial ribs and spiral cords forming distinct nodules, and a creamy to pale yellow background color adorned with irregular dark brown to purplish-brown spots and blotches. The aperture is ovate with a short siphonal canal.
