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Conoidea

Conoidea is a superfamily of predatory sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks within the suborder Hypsogastropoda. This superfamily is a very large group of marine mollusks, estimated at 340 recent valid genera and subgenera, and considered by one authority to contain 4,000 named living species.

Recognized families in the Conoidea (as of 2025), Families & Morphology

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Recognized families in the Conoidea (as of 2025)

BorsoniidaeClathurellidaeCochlespiridaeConorbidaeCryptoconidae
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Families

ClavatulidaeFlemingConinaeClathurellinaeConorbiinae
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Morphology

SpireApertureMonophyleticRadulaNeurotoxins
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Overview

SuperfamilyPredatorySea snailsMarineGastropod
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Recognized families in the Conoidea (as of 2025)

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Conoidea

Nodes92
Edges91
Triples94
Avg. degree1.98
Density0.021739
Components1

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Conoidea

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related to References · 45
Conoidea → Antarctic Conoidea, August, Baldomero, Bouchet, Brogan, Catalog, Couloux, Formation, From Ziconotide, Gastropoda, Harasewych, Helena, John, Journal, Kantor, Meyer, Mollusca, Molluscan Research, Molluscan Studies, Myroslaw
related to 2011 taxonomy · 21
Conoidea → Bouchet, Bouchetispira, Bouchetispira Kantor, Bouchetispiridae Kantor, Conidae, However, In, Kantor, New Caledonia, Puillandre, Rocroi, Strong, Taylor, Tenorio, Terebridae, The, There, They, This, Tucker
related to 2009 taxonomy · 10
Conoidea → Conoidean, For Tucker, In, John, Manuel, Puillandre, Tenorio, Tenorio's, This, Tucker
related to External links · 10
Conoidea → Ellen, Gastropoda, Journal, Kantor, Molluscan Studies, Neogastropoda, Nicolas, Puillandre, Strong, Yuri
related to Morphology · 7
Conoidea → Conidae, However, Terebridae, The, This, Turridae, Unlike
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Conoidea → superfamily of predatory sea snails

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superfamily species classification puillandre tucker new conidae doi turridae kantor 10 molecular 2009 studies genera families turrids adams cone tenorio

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Conoideais asuperfamily of predatory sea snails0.90text
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyIn0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyJohn0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyTucker0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyManuel0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyTenorio0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyPuillandre0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyThis0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyConoidean0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyFor Tucker0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2009 taxonomyTenorio's0.60section
Conoidearelated to 2011 taxonomyThe0.60section

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