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Fig. 9 in Early ontogeny and palaeoecology of the Mid-Miocene rissoid gastropods of the Central Paratethys

Fig. 9. Four species of Mohrensternia Stoliczka, 1868. A, B. Mohrensternia angulata Eichwald, 1853. Specimen (NHMW 2002z0029/0001) from the Early Sarmatian of Lednicé, Czech Republic (A1). Protoconch of the same specimen as in A1 in apical view (A2). The onset of the teleoconch is indicated by the formation of wavy axial folds which grade into axial ribs. B. Apex fragment of the specimen (NHMW 2002z0029/0001) from the Early Sarmatian of Lednicé, Czech Republic. C. Mohrensternia banatica (Jekelius, 1944). Specimen (NHMW 2002z0029/0002) from the Early Sarmatian of Eichkogel/ Mödling, Vienna Basin (Austria) (C1). Apical and lateral view of the protoconch of the same specimen as in C1 (C2, C3). The protoconch is terminated by a slightly thickened rim. Detailed view of the embryonic shell of the same protoconch as in C3 (C4). The embryonic shell is well separated from the larval shell by a marked incision and a subsequent thickened rim. D. Mohrensternia hollabrunnensis sp. nov. Holotype (NHMW 2002z0029/0003) from the Early Sarmatian of Hollabrunn (Molasse Basin, Lower Austria) (D1). Lateral and apical view of the protoconch of the same specimen (D2, D3). E, F. Mohrensternia hydrobioides Hilber, 1897. Specimen (NHMW 2002z0029/0004) from the Early Sarmatian of Waldhof, Styria/Austria (E1). Apical view of the initial whorl of the same specimen (E2). F. Specimen (collection A. Papp, NHMW 2002z0029/0004) from the Early Sarmatian of Siebenhirten (F1). Protoconch of the same specimen in lateral view (F2).

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