Cape Pillar (offshore, unlocalised)
Geographic information

This locality is in TAS (S), in the general area of Cape Pillar, and at latitude 43.2217 (S), longitude 148.2167 (E). Its location (to the nearest 10 km) is shown on the map below. This location lies within the Bruny bioregion.

Species recorded from this locality

The list below shows the species, listed in taxonomic order, for which there are records from this locality in the database underlying these web-pages. Doubtful records have been excluded. Sources are as follows: SJG - Simon Grove records; TMAG - Tasmanian Museum accesssions; QVMAG - Queen Victoria Museum accessions; MHR - Margaret Richmond records; TMNA - Tasmanian Marine Naturalists Association records; OTHER - other sources.

Myadora albida (whitened myadora) (TMAG)

Tectonatica shorehami (Shoreham’s necklace-shell) (QVMAG)

Exomilus dyscritos (ambiguous false-turrid) (TMAG)

Austromitra analogica (analog ribbed-mitre) (TMAG)

Cystiscus cratericulus (crater margin-shell) (TMAG)

Anatrophon sarmentosus (vine-shoot trophon) (QVMAG)

Enatimene simplex (simple trophon) (TMAG)

Litozamia rudolphi (Rudolph’s trophon) (TMAG, QVMAG)

Ollaphon molorthus (sounding-lead trophon) (TMAG)

Liostomia capiticava (capiticava pyramid-shell) (TMAG, QVMAG)

Diacria trispinosa (three-spined sea-butterfly) (TMAG)




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