tavolittia
Tavolittia is a genus of extinct marine invertebrates belonging to the phylum Mollusca. These organisms lived during the Devonian period, a geological time spanning approximately 419.2 to 358.9 million years ago. Fossil evidence indicates that tavolittia were benthic, meaning they lived on the seafloor, and likely inhabited shallow marine environments.
The shell of tavolittia is typically discoidal or coiled, exhibiting a morphology that suggests a sessile or
The taxonomic classification of tavolittia has been subject to revision as new fossil discoveries and analytical
Fossil specimens of tavolittia are found in various sedimentary rock formations dating to the Devonian. Their