Crossata [Crossata]

Description

Crossata is a genus of sea snails that are part of the Bursidae family. These snails possess relatively small, compact shells with a distinctive spherical shape, marked by deep grooves or ridges that cross the shell's surface, giving the genus its name. The coloration of Crossata shells can vary widely, often featuring intricate patterns and vibrant colors. These snails are typically found in deeper water environments compared to their relatives, where they engage in a predatory lifestyle, feeding on small invertebrates found within the substrate.

Species
Crossata norae
Crossata norae [Crossata norae]
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Crossata ventrolineata
Crossata ventrolineata [Crossata ventrolineata]
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Crossata tumida
Crossata tumida [Crossata tumida]
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Taxonomy
Phylum Mollusks
Mollusca
Class Gastropods
Gastropoda
Order Tonnoidea
Tonnoidea
Family Bursids
Bursidae
Statistics
  • Species 3