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Strombidae

Strombidae, commonly known as the true conchs, is a taxonomic family of medium-sized to very large sea snails in the superfamily Stromboidea, and the Epifamily Neostromboidae. The term true conchs, being a common name, does not have an exact meaning. It may generally refer to any of the Strombidae but sometimes is used more specifically to include only…

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Strombidae

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Avg. degree1.99
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related to Phylogeny · 37
Strombidae → Abbott, Abbott’s, Aliger, Although Tibia, Aporrhaidae, Based, Brazilian, COI, Despite, Eustrombus, For, Further, H3, He, However, In, It, Lambis, Latiolais, Lentigo
related to Genera · 23
Strombidae → Abbott, Aliger Thiele, Bandel, Bayle, Blackwood, Dekkers, Fischer, Gill, Jousseaume, Kronenberg, Lee, Linnaeus, Liverani, Maxwell, Mörch, Oostingh, Petuch, Röding, Schumacher, Swainson
related to history · 14
Strombidae → Australia-New Guinea, Cretaceous, Early, Gomphotherium, Indo-West Pacific, Late Miocene, Miocene, Pacific, Southeast Asian, Strombids, Tethys, The, These, This
related to Human use · 12
Strombidae → Age, Aliger, Bermuda, Caribbean, Discovery, In, Several, Since, Snails, Some, United States, Victorian
related to External links · 4
Strombidae → Gastropoda Stromboidea, Han StoutjesdijkWorldwide Conchology StrombidaeStrombidae, Lambis Eye, Ulrich Wieneke

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strombus lambis species genera strombid family strombids aliger genus found based used shells lobatus gastropods gigas many simone known fossil

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Strombus canariuminstance ofsmaller species0.80text
Strombus epidromis may bury themselves even after adulthoodinstance ofsmaller species0.80text
Aliger costatusinstance ofthe genus Aliger included species0.80text
Aliger gallusinstance ofthe genus Aliger included species0.80text
the former of which is now treated under Macrostrombusinstance ofthe genus Aliger included species0.80text
Strombidaerelated to External linksGastropoda Stromboidea0.60section
Strombidaerelated to External linksUlrich Wieneke0.60section
Strombidaerelated to External linksHan StoutjesdijkWorldwide Conchology StrombidaeStrombidae0.60section
Strombidaerelated to External linksLambis Eye0.60section
Strombidaerelated to GeneraThe0.60section
Strombidaerelated to GeneraAliger Thiele0.60section
Strombidaerelated to GeneraBlackwood0.60section

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