Tornidae – Vitrinellinae: Pseudoliotia micans (A. Adams, 1850) (‘reflective glass-shell’)
Synonym(s): micans A. Adams, 1850 angasi Crosse, 1864.
Typical shell-length 3.0 mm. Lives subtidally under rocks and stones. Native. Occurs in southeastern Australia (NSW, TAS and VIC); also elsewhere in the Indo-West Pacific.
Classification
Class: Gastropoda
Subclass: Caenogastropoda – Sorbeoconcha
Order: Hypsogastropoda – Littorinimorpha
Superfamily: Truncatelloidea
Family: Tornidae
Subfamily: Vitrinellinae
Genus: Pseudoliotia
Localities for Pseudoliotia micans
Bellingham
Black River Beach: northern end
Black River Beach: southern end
Carlton River: beach
Coles Bay: foreshore
Coles Bay: Richardsons Beach
East Devonport: Moorland Beach
Flinders Island: Fotheringate Beach: southern end
Flinders Island: Lady Barron: Fisher Island
Flinders Island: Patriarch Inlet
Garden Island Sands
Georges Bay: Stieglitz: foreshore
Low Head (unlocalised)
Margate: Dru Point & Nierinna Creek mouth
Margate foreshore
Midway Point: Penna Beach
Midway Point (unlocalised)
North coast of Tasmania (unlocalised)
Nubeena: White Beach
Orford: Prosser River: mouth
Orford: West Shelly Beach
Pipers Head
Pittwater Bluff: foreshore to W
Port Latta: Cowrie Point
Port Sorell: beach
Richmond: Coal River estuary
Rocky Cape: Forwards Beach
Stanley: Godfreys Beach
Stanley: Tatlows Beach
Swanwick: foreshore
Tamar River: Bell Bay (unlocalised)
Tamar River: Kelso: foreshore
Tamar River: Swan Bay
Tasmania (unlocalised)
Ulverstone (unlocalised)
