Skenea
Skenea is a genus of minute marine gastropod mollusks in the family Skeneidae. Members are small sea snails characterized by tiny shells, commonly only a few millimeters long, with shapes ranging from smooth and rounded to slightly spiraled. Shells are often translucent or pale and lack strong sculpture, though some species show fine axial or spiral threads. The aperture is simple, and the animal bears a typical gastropod radula.
They are benthic organisms inhabiting a variety of substrata, including algae, detritus, and soft sediments. Skenea
Ecology and life history vary among species. They are generally micro-grazers, feeding on microalgae and biofilm
Taxonomy and identification: The genus Skenea has been subject to revision as new morphological and molecular