Graffitias
Graffitias are a genus of gravelly, coastal-dwelling snails in the family Marginellidae. They are a group of small to medium-sized marine gastropods that are found in tropical and subtropical regions around the world. The name "Graffitias" comes from the Italian naturalist Diego Graffitii, who first described the genus in the 18th century.
Graffitias are characterized by their distinctive, spirally twisted shells, which are usually between 10-30 millimeters in
Graffitias are found in shallow coastal waters, typically between 10-100 meters in depth. They are often associated
There are currently 50 recognized species of Graffitias, which are divided into several distinct subgenera. While
Some species of Graffitias are considered to be of minor economic importance due to their small size