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  1. www.conchology.beAtys sharpi - Gastropods by Eddie Hardy

    Atys sharpi. Taxonomy. Class: GASTROPODA HETEROBRANCHIA EUTHYNEURA TECTIPLEURA. Order: CEPHALASPIDEA. Superfamily: HAMINOEOIDEA. Family: HAMINOEIDAE ATYDINAE. Species: Atys sharpi. Author: Vanatta, E.G., 1901. Size: 4 - 0 mm. Locality: Caribbean. Common Names: Slender Glassy Bubble. Shell ID: 58081. Literature.

  2. jaxshells.org › sharpiAtys sharpi Vanatta, 1901 Slender Glassy-bubble

    Atys sharpi Vanatta, 1901 Slender Glassy-bubble. Scanning Electron Micrographs (SEM) Culled by H. G. Lee from 500 mL (2 cupfuls) unsieved grunge from within larger shells taken from a renourishment site on Phipps Ocean Park Beach, Palm Beach, Palm Beach Co., FL by Carole Marshall in April, 2021 (3.27 mm.).

  3. olram9.wixsite.com › letstalkseashells › copy-ofAtys caribaeus & sharpi | letstalkseashells

    Jun 1, 2008 · Atys caribaeus & Atys sharpi. Abbott (1974) presented three species of Atys as occurring in Florida; namely, A. riiseana, A. sandersoni, and A. caribaeus. It is my opinion that Abbott’s descriptions and assignment of names is in error.

  4. www.goshen.edu › bio › marine-ecologyKEY TO THE SHALLOW WATER SHELLS OF THE FLORIDA KEYS

    The color of the Atys sharpi shell is translucent/clear to white (sometimes with a bluish tint). The shell is rather fragile, tall with fairly straight sides, and with a sunken apex. Incised lines are visible at top and base of shell, often not apparent in the center.

  5. www.biodiversitylibrary.org › partpdf › 6938THE NAUTILUS Vol. 76 October, 1962 No. 2 CARIBBEAN MARINE ...

    There is another more slender Atys which lives with caribaea, but at a reduced depth range. This Atys, with spiral lines which usually cover the entire surface, was identified as Atys sharpi Vanatta by Dr. Pilsbry some years ago. Usticke's Atys lineata,

  6. media.eol.org › pages › 46448409Atys sharpi Vanatta 1901 - Encyclopedia of Life

    Atys sharpi is a species of snails in the family Haminoeidae. They have sexual reproduction.

  7. www.gbif.org › species › 8114511Atys sharpi Vanatta, 1901 - GBIF

    Global Biodiversity Information Facility. Free and Open Access to Biodiversity Data.