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Siphonariidae

11 species · Animals

Animalia › Mollusca › Gastropoda › Siphonariida › Siphonariidae

Siphonaria normalis is a brown-and-white ribbed-shelled false limpet that lives in rocky intertidal zones across the Indo-Pacific.

Siphonaria gigas is a marine species with 32–84 mm shells found from Mexico to Northern Peru, including off the Galápagos.

Siphonaria australis Quoy & Gaimard, 1833 is an endemic New Zealand false limpet marine gastropod.

Siphonaria lessonii is a marine species with confirmed South American distribution, some published northern records require confirmation.

Siphonaria japonica is a false limpet found on East Asian rocky intertidal coasts with a thick, radially ribbed shell.

Benhamina obliquata is a large, monotypic, New Zealand-endemic false limpet in the family Siphonariidae.

Siphonaria is a globally distributed genus of air-breathing false limpets that live in tropical and temperate intertidal zones.

Siphonaria is a globally distributed genus of air-breathing false limpets that live in temperate to tropical intertidal zones.

Siphonaria naufragum is an air-breathing marine false limpet found in intertidal rocky shores of Florida, the Florida Keys, and the Gulf of Mexico.

Siphonaria pectinata, the striped false limpet, is an air-breathing marine false limpet found in the North Atlantic and Mediterranean.

Siphonaria zelandica is a marine species whose shell reaches 19.9 mm, found off New Zealand and Lord Howe Island.

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