Appendix. Scrobs chattonensis n.sp. (Fig. 22.) Shell very small, similar in build to S. latoscrobis n.sp. and S. kaawaensis Laws, but more elevated in relation to width, with the periphery not so sharpuly angled and the whorls of spire lightly convex; suture indistinct. Apertural features quite typical. Shell solid for its size. Height, 1.4 mm.; width, 0 7 mm. Loc.: Chatton sands, Chatton, near Gore, Southland.
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