Cheloconchus
Cheloconchus is a genus of ostracods, which are small crustaceans belonging to the class Maxillopoda. These microscopic organisms are found in marine environments worldwide. Cheloconchus ostracods are characterized by their bivalve shells, which are typically ovate or sub-triangular in shape. The shell morphology is a key feature used in the classification and identification of different species within the genus.
The habitat of Cheloconchus species varies, but they are commonly found in benthic environments, living on
Cheloconchus plays a role in marine ecosystems as a food source for larger invertebrates and fish. Their