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Galeommatidae
Galeommatidae is a family of small and very small saltwater clams, marine bivalve molluscs in the order Veneroida. They are related to the zebra mussels.
45 branches of this family, most-observed first
Scintilla
genusScintilla
Scintillula
genusScintillula
Galeomma
genusGaleomma
Chlamydoconcha
genusChlamydoconcha
Lepirodes
genusLepirodes
Cymatioa
genusCymatioa
Scintillona
genusScintillona
Ephippodonta
genusEphippodonta
Divariscintilla
genusDivariscintilla
Pseudogaleomma
genusPseudogaleomma
Galeommella
genusGaleommella
Ephippodontina
genusEphippodontina
Ephippodontoana
genusEphippodontoana
Aclistothyra
genusAclistothyra
Achasmea
genusAchasmea
Aenictomya
genusAenictomya
Ambuscintilla
genusAmbuscintilla
Austrodevonia
genusAustrodevonia
Axinodon
genusAxinodon
Barclayia
genusBarclayia
Bellascintilla
genusBellascintilla
Coleoconcha
genusColeoconcha
Duoconclavis
genusDuoconclavis
Ephippodontomorpha
genusEphippodontomorpha
Fastimysia
genusFastimysia
Halcampicola
genusHalcampicola
Leiochasmea
genusLeiochasmea
Libratula
genusLibratula
Lionelita
genusLionelita
Nudiscintilla
genusNudiscintilla
Parvikellia
genusParvikellia
Phlyctaenachlamys
genusPhlyctaenachlamys
Pileatona
genusPileatona
Pythina
genusPythina
Scioberetia
genusScioberetia
Solecardia
genusSolecardia
Thyreopsis
genusThyreopsis
Troglodytoconcha
genusTroglodytoconcha
Tryphomyax
genusTryphomyax
Turquetia
genusTurquetia
Varotoga
genusVarotoga
Vasconiella
genusVasconiella
Vermitexta
genusVermitexta
Yamamotolepida
genusYamamotolepida
Levanderia
genusLevanderia
Where it lives
Recorded sightings
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geo-referenced records in GBIF, from museums, herbaria and field observers.
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In the stacks
Searching the stacks…
Every page naming Galeommatidae in the Biodiversity Heritage Library →
This page is assembled live from iNaturalist, GBIF, Wikipedia, the Source Library and the Internet Archive. It is not yet part of the hand-edited codex. iNaturalist taxon 51849.