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hel·i·ci·na
\ˌheləˈsīnə\ noun
Etymology: New Latin, from helic- + -ina
1. capitalized : a genus of operculate land snails (suborder Rhipidoglossa) that occur chiefly in warm regions and are distinguished by a short-spired shell, a single auricle, and a pulmonary chamber replacing the gill
2. -s : any mollusk shell of the genus Helicina |