Solenidae
Solenidae is a family of bivalve molluscs, commonly known as razor clams or razor shells. These marine animals are characterized by their elongated, narrow, and symmetrical shells, which resemble a razor blade. The shells are typically smooth and thin, with a distinctive hinge structure.
Razor clams are found in marine environments worldwide, inhabiting sandy or muddy substrates in intertidal and
The family Solenidae contains several genera, including Solen, Ensiculus, and Phaxas. Species within this family vary
Razor clams play a role in marine ecosystems as prey for various animals, including shorebirds, fish, and