Soolasus
Soolasus is a genus of marine gastropod mollusks within the family Turbinidae, commonly known as turban snails. These sea snails are characterized by their sturdy, often brightly patterned shells, which typically feature a conical shape with a rounded base. The shells of Soolasus species are generally solid and may exhibit various surface textures, including ridges or smooth surfaces, depending on the specific species.
Members of the genus Soolasus are found in various marine environments, predominantly in subtropical and tropical
Soolasus species are known for their distinctive aperture and operculum, which serves as a protective door
Taxonomically, Soolasus has been subject to various classifications over the years, with ongoing research aimed at
While not widely known for economic importance, some Soolasus species are occasionally collected for their shells,