Imbricaria [Imbricaria]
Description
Imbricaria is a genus of the Mitridae family, recognized by their relatively small, smooth, and often brightly colored shells. These sea snails are found in tropical and subtropical marine environments, living on coral reefs or sandy bottoms. They prey on small invertebrates. The shells of Imbricaria species are notable for their glossy finish and the imbricate (overlapping) pattern of their scales or ribs, giving them a distinctive appearance among Mitridae.
Species

Black-spotted Imbricaria [Imbricaria conularis]
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White-spotted Imbricaria [Imbricaria echinata]
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Smooth Imbricaria [Imbricaria parva]
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Spiny Imbricaria [Imbricaria punctata]
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Variegated Imbricaria [Imbricaria variegata]
View DetailsTaxonomy
Phylum |
Mollusks
Mollusca
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Class |
Gastropods
Gastropoda
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Order |
Neogastropoda
Neogastropoda
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Family |
Miters
Mitridae
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Statistics
- Species 5