Galeommatoidea
Galeommatoidea is a superfamily of marine mollusks belonging to the class Gastropoda. This group is characterized by its distinctive shell morphology, which is typically elongated and flattened, with a smooth or slightly ribbed surface. The superfamily includes several families, such as Galeommatidae, which is the most diverse and well-known family within Galeommatoidea. The shells of these mollusks are often found in marine sediments, providing valuable information for paleontologists studying the history of marine life.
The taxonomy of Galeommatoidea is complex, with numerous species and subspecies described over the years. The
Galeommatoidea is of particular interest to paleontologists due to the abundance of its fossil records. The