Marine Snails: Ceriths, Nassas and Conchs, Part 2
46 entries in the Marine Snails: Ceriths, Nassas and Conchs, Part 2 compendium.
Nassarius horridusA spined, small marine snail of the Nassa mud snails.Nassarius reeveanusA marine gastropod with banded cream and black shell.Gibberulus gibberulusA marine gastropod with a gibbous, hieroglyphically marked shell.Lobatus peruvianusA large Eastern Pacific conch with a heavy, ornamented shell.Nassarius dorsatusA marine gastropod with a smooth, conical shell and thick outer lip.Nassarius sinusigerusA scavenging mud snail sensitive to sediment quality.Bullia digitalisA surfing scavenger that sails up the beach on its foot.Clea (gastropod)Freshwater assassin snails that ambush other snails.Anentome helenaA freshwater snail used to control pest snail populations in aquaria.Nassarius deshayesianusA small marine snail of the Red Sea and Strait of Hormuz.Cerithium zebrumA small cerithiid snail with a pronounced spiral shell.Strombus graciliorA medium to large true conch of the eastern Pacific.DolomenaA genus of true conchs with unresolved authorship.CerithidiumA genus of sea snails with disputed generic boundaries.Nassodonta insignisBrackish water snail, type species of Nassodonta, southwest Indian coasts.Caesia perpinguisA marine snail with a cancellated shell and distinct color bands.Ilyanassa obsoletaA common mud-flat snail with a dark brown periostracum.Nassarius graniferA small, globular ash-white shell with conical tubercles in series.Lentigo lentiginosusA heavy-shelled strombid with a silvery columellar gloss.Nassarius glansA marine gastropod mollusc in the family Nassariidae.Nassarius distortusA polished Indo-West Pacific snail with rose bands and tubercled suture.Bullia laevissimaA blind marine snail with a remarkably large, water-absorbing foot.Cerithium novaehollandiaeA marine gastropod with a flat-sided, turreted shell.Nassarius cinctellusA small mud snail with a disputed taxonomic history.Labiostrombus epidromisA true conch of the Central Indo-West Pacific.Ilyanassa trivittataA cancellate mud snail with three rufous lines on the body whorl.Laevistrombus maxwelliA distinct true conch with a heavy, glossy shell.Sinustrombus sinuatusA variable Indo-Pacific conch with finger-like shell processes.Euprotomus aurisdianaeA small to medium-sized true conch of the West Pacific.Nassarius crassiusculusA thick-shelled nassariid with reddish longitudinal lines.Bullia mauritianaA carnivorous scavenger and predator of Indian Ocean sandy shores.Nassarius pyrrhusA small Australian nassa with a noduled, folded shell.Nassarius margaritiferA marine gastropod mollusk in the family Nassariidae.Buccinanops cochlidiumA marine gastropod with turreted whorls and a white calcareous deposit.DemouliaA genus of marine snails in the family Nassariidae.MinistrombusA genus of true conchs with debated nomenclatural origins.Nassarius comptusA marine gastropod mollusc in the family Nassariidae.Strombus alatusA warm-water conch with a winged shell, found from North Carolina to Mexico.Demoulia abbreviataA marine snail of the Nassariidae family from South African waters.DorsanumA genus of marine snails in the Nassariidae family.Nassarius pauperatusA marine gastropod endemic to Australian waters.Cerithium matukenseA turreted marine snail of the Indo-Pacific and Hawaii.Phrontis tiarulaA small scavenging marine snail of the Pacific coast.Harpago chiragraA large Indo-Pacific conch with six curved marginal digitations.Nassarius oneratusA marine gastropod mollusc in the family Nassariidae.Bullia callosaA marine snail with a distinctive chestnut callosity on the shell.
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