Species list - alphabetical, letter f

According to available records, the following species occur in Tasmanian waters:

Facelina BURN sp 03 (BURN sp 03 facelina sea-slug)

Facelina hartleyi (Hartley’s sea-slug)

Falcidens lipuros (fat-tailed aplacophoran)

Fascinus typicus (typical tulip-shell)

Favartia brazieri (Brazier’s murex)

Fax tenuicostata (thin-ribbed whelk)

Felaniella globularis (inflated globe-shell)

Felaniella sublateralis (sublateral globe-shell)

Filodrillia columnaria (Cape Pillar false-turrid)

Filodrillia dulcis (sweet false-turrid)

Filodrillia lacteola (milky false-turrid)

Filodrillia ornata (ornate false-turrid)

Filodrillia tricarinata (three-keeled false-turrid)

Firoloida desmaresti (Desmarest’s sea-elephant)

Fissidentalium horikoshii (Horikoshi’s tusk-shell)

Fissidentalium verconis (Verco’s tusk-shell)

Flabellina BURN sp 01 (BURN sp 01 flabellina sea-slug)

Flabellina poenicia (punishing sea-slug)

Fluxinella trochiformis (sundial top-shell)

Fossarina legrandi (Legrand’s fossarina)

Fossarina patula (open fossarina)

Fossarina petterdi (Petterd’s fossarina)

Friginatica beddomei (Beddome’s sand-snail)

Fulvia tenuicostata (thin-ribbed cockle)

Fusceulima perexigua (tiny urchin-snail)

Fusinus novaehollandiae (New Holland spindle-shell)

Fusinus undulatus (wavy spindle-shell)

Fusitriton magellanicus retiolus (Magellanic rock-whelk)

Fustiaria caesura (blue-grey-tailed tusk-shell)

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