Rostellariidae
Rostellariidae is a family of predatory sea snails, marine gastropod mollusks. These snails are characterized by their distinctive, elongated, and often turreted shells. The family name Rostellariidae is derived from the Latin word "rostrum," meaning beak or snout, a reference to the prominent anterior canal of their shells. They are found in various marine environments worldwide, particularly in warmer waters, and are often associated with sandy or muddy substrates.
Members of the Rostellariidae family are carnivorous and feed on other invertebrates, such as bivalves and
Historically, the classification of Rostellariidae has undergone revisions due to advances in molecular systematics. Previously, some