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Guildfordia yoka

Guildfordia yoka from Japan. Number 2387

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Archaeogastropoda Aspidobranchia Black Background Gastropod Gastropoda Mollusc Mollusca Mollusk Snail Specimen Invertebrata Turban Snail Turbinidae


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1. Title: "The Enigmatic Turban Snail: A Glimpse into the Diverse World of Asian Mollusks" This print showcases the intricately patterned shell of a Guildfordia yoka, also known as the Turban Snail or Helix yoka, a native invertebrate species found in Japan and other parts of Asia. Belonging to the Aspidobranchia class within the Phylum Mollusca, this mollusk is a member of the family Turbinidae, characterized by its distinctive, turban-like spiral shell. The Guildfordia yoka is an archaeogastropod, meaning it has a primitive, ancestral shell structure. Its shell exhibits an intricate, labyrinthine pattern, with undulating lines and ridges that give it a unique, visually striking appearance. The snail itself is typically black or dark brown, with a soft, white foot. This studio shot, taken against a black background, highlights the exquisite details of the snail's shell, allowing viewers to appreciate its beauty and intricacy up close. The Guildfordia yoka is not only an aesthetic marvel but also an essential component of its ecosystem, playing a role in the decomposition and recycling of organic matter. The Turban Snail's existence serves as a reminder of the rich biodiversity that can be found in the Asian region and the importance of preserving and studying these unique species. This print is a testament to the endless fascination that the natural world holds for us and the importance of documenting and celebrating its wonders. In conclusion, this photograph of the Guildfordia yoka offers a mesmerizing glimpse into the diverse realm of Asian mollusks, showcasing the captivating beauty and intricacy of this enigmatic creature.

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