In the two left-hand columns are ten examples of the species referred to in Bahamian Seashells as Gibberula sp. B. Distinguishing features include remarkable consistency in the shape and location of the two main color patches, the composition of the color patches - (groupings of black dots in a paler central area) - and the divergent white bars at the posterior end of the foot. In the right-hand column are five examples of the species referred to in Bahamian Seashells as Gibberula sp. D. Distinguishing features include consistency in the shape and location of the two main color patches, the composition of those patches - (orange spots against a black background) - and the parallel white bars at the posterior end of the foot. Differences in the profile of the shells might also be noted.

A comment at the following link suggests that these are all examples of a single species:
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