Fusus cariniferusLamarck, 1816, p. [Lamarck 1822b, p. 108-109], pl. 423, fig. 3 [Basis of the current name] Type Locality: Not stated [unknown (Lamarck 1822b)] Range: 29°N to 20.48°S; 87°W to 28.87°W Depth: 0 to 183 m (live 6 to 36 m) Maximum Reported Size: 73 mm Distribution: USA: Florida: East Florida, West Florida, Florida Keys; Mexico: Quintana Roo; Honduras: Roatan Island, Swan Island; Colombia: Offshore islands; Costa Rica, Panama, Cuba: North Havana Province, North Matanzas, South Sancti Spiritus, Granma; Brazil: Espirito Santo References: Bullock (1974) DM; Britton (1975) d; Hopkins et al. (1977); Leal (1991b) SE; Fernández Milera (1998); Vermeij & Snyder (2006) c; Kalafut (2008) l Comments: As cariniferus is not a Latin word, it must be assumed to be a noun, rather than treated as an incorrectly formed adjective based on carinifer. Combining Genera: Latirus Turbinella
Latirus carinifer sic, [Not available] Comments: Misspelling of cariniferus on the assumption that it is an adjective.
Turbinella trochlearisKobelt, 1874, p. 79-80, pl. 19, fig. 1-2 [Synonym] Type Locality: "Westindien, speciell die dänische Insel St. Jan" Range: 23°N to 18.3°N; 84°W to 64.8°W Maximum Reported Size: 66 mm Distribution: Cuba: Pinar del Rio, North Havana Province, Guantanamo; Virgin Islands: St. Thomas, St. John References: Pilsbry (1939a) SEMT; Sarasúa (1970) NW; Bullock (1974) s Combining Genera: Latirus Plicatella
Partial List of References
Kobelt, W. 1874. Die geschwänzten unbewehrten Purpurschnecken. Erste Hälfte: Turbinella und Fasciolaria Systematisches Conchylien-Cabinet von Martini und Chemnitz (3)3 65-88, pls. 8, 17-21. Lamarck, [J. B.] 1816. Tableau Encyclopédique et Méthodique des Trois Règnes de la Nature [iii] + 16 pp., pls. 391-431, 431 bis, 431 bis*, 432-488. Veuve Agasse: Paris.
