Familia Eratoidae

Gill, 1871

Shell convolute or with a very short spire; robust, polished, enveloped by mantle lobes in active animals. Aperture long and narrow. No snout; eversible proboscis used to feed on compound ascidians. Foot with a posterior pedal gland on the sole; no operculum.

Source: Hayward et al., 1990.

The following subtaxa of this family occur in the region:

Genus Erato
Erato voluta

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