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Trubatsa

Trubatsa is a genus of sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.

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Trubatsa

Nodes32
Edges31
Triples34
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.0625
Components1

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Trubatsa

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related to References · 17
Trubatsa → Buge, Conchology, Description, Garrigues, Gastropoda, Houart, Journal, Mollusca, Muricidae, New Caledonia, South China Sea, Talityphis Jousseaume, Trubatsa Dall, Typhinae, Western Australia, Xenophora Taxonomy, Zuccon
related to Species · 16
Trubatsa → Bayer, Benoist, Buge, Cossmann, Dall, Garrigues, Goret, Houart, Ledon, Lozouet, Magne, Merle, Oppenheim, Orbigny, Pacaud, Zuccon
is a · 1
Trubatsa → genus of sea snails

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genus dall muricidae sea family species 1889 2021 longicornis 1888 marine gastropod mollusks zuccon garrigues typhinae gastropoda new description mollusca

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Trubatsais agenus of sea snails0.90text
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesHouart0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesBuge0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesZuccon0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesTyphinae0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesGastropoda0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesMuricidae0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesNew Caledonia0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesSouth China Sea0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesWestern Australia0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesJournal0.60section
Trubatsarelated to ReferencesConchology0.60section

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