Bursids [Bursidae]
Description
Bursidae, or the frog shells, include a variety of medium to large sea snails. These gastropod mollusks have robust, often spiny or nodular shells, with a wide, siphonal canal. Bursids are carnivorous, preying on a range of invertebrates. The family is named for their shells' resemblance to a crouched frog. They inhabit tropical and subtropical seas, often found on coral reefs or rocky substrates.
Genera
Frog Shells [Bursa]
View DetailsTutufa [Tutufa]
View DetailsBufonaria [Bufonaria]
View DetailsCrossata [Crossata]
View DetailsAspa [Aspa]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Mollusks
Mollusca
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Class |
Gastropods
Gastropoda
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Order |
Tonnoidea
Tonnoidea
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Statistics
- Genera 5