†subfamily Nassariinae Iredale 1916 (snail)

Gastropoda - Neogastropoda - Nassariidae

Parent taxon: Nassariidae according to B. Landau and C. Marques da Silva 2010

See also Bouchet et al. 2005 and Ponder and Warén 1988

Sister taxa: Amyclina, Bathynassa, Bullia, Bulliinae, Bulliopsis, Colwellia, Cyllene, Cylleninae, Dorsaninae, Engoniophos, Ilyanassa, Leptarius, Molopophorus, Nassaria, Pallacera, Phrontis, Profundinassa, Pseudostrombus, Psilarius, Sudonassarius, Tritia

Subtaxa: Cyclope Demoulia Fusus Gussonea Keepingia Nassarius Neoteron Sphaeronassa Trajana

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Ecology: slow-moving low-level epifaunal carnivore

Distribution:

• Quaternary of Australia (6 collections), Bermuda (4), Brazil (6), Cayman Islands (3), Chile (6), Costa Rica (5), Djibouti (2), the Dominican Republic (1), Ecuador (5), Eritrea (2), Fiji (1), France (1), French Polynesia (1), Guam (1), Iceland (6), India (1), Indonesia (1), Ireland (1), Italy (7), Jamaica (1), Japan (10), the Marshall Islands (1), Mayotte (4), Mexico (16), Morocco (12), Namibia (2), the Netherlands (3), Panama (4), Peru (8), the Philippines (1), Portugal (2), Saudi Arabia (2), the Seychelles (3), South Africa (5), Spain (7), Sudan (1), Taiwan (12), Thailand (4), the United Kingdom (7), United States (215: California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Hawaii, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina), Vanuatu (7), Venezuela (3), Yemen (2)

• Blancan of United States (2: California)

• Pliocene to Pleistocene of Ecuador (1), Guam (1), Malaysia (6), South Africa (1), United States (15: California, Florida, Washington)

• Pliocene of Australia (2), Belgium (3), Chile (3), Costa Rica (16), Cyprus (1), the Dominican Republic (4), Ecuador (12), Fiji (6), Greece (3), Holy See (Vatican City State) (1), Iceland (2), India (1), Indonesia (18), Iran (1), Italy (9), Jamaica (4), Japan (16), Mexico (3), Pakistan (3), Panama (15), Papua New Guinea (1), Peru (4), the Philippines (5), Portugal (1), South Africa (5), Spain (6), Trinidad and Tobago (10), the United Kingdom (8), United States (67: California, Florida, North Carolina, Oregon, South Carolina, Virginia), Vanuatu (3), Venezuela (7)

• Miocene to Pliocene of the Dominican Republic (2), Japan (1), South Africa (1), United States (1: California)

• Miocene of Algeria (1), Argentina (4), Australia (7), Austria (7), Belgium (7), Brazil (4), Chile (19), Colombia (3), Denmark (1), the Dominican Republic (9), Ecuador (5), Fiji (1), France (2), Germany (44), Greece (2), India (4), Indonesia (18), Italy (11), Japan (25), Kazakhstan (1), the Marshall Islands (4), Mexico (2), Morocco (1), Myanmar (1), the Netherlands (2), New Zealand (10), Pakistan (1), Palau (1), Panama (60), Peru (3), the Philippines (2), Poland (1), Portugal (1), Romania (2), the Russian Federation (1), Slovakia (5), South Africa (1), Spain (1), Trinidad and Tobago (14), Turkey (3), Ukraine (2), United States (94: California, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, Oregon, Virginia), Venezuela (2)

• Oligocene to Miocene of Argentina (1), United States (3: Florida)

• Oligocene of Belgium (3), Canada (1: British Columbia), France (25), Germany (2), Haiti (1), Hungary (4), Japan (4), Myanmar (1), Somalia (1), United States (41: Alabama, Florida, Mississippi, Washington)

• Eocene of Belgium (1), Colombia (1), France (3), Germany (1), Greenland (1), Indonesia (2), Japan (1), Mexico (1), Panama (3), Peru (3), the United Kingdom (12), United States (47: Alabama, Arkansas, California, Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas, Washington)

• Paleocene of Argentina (2), Austria (3), Belgium (1), Denmark (6), Egypt (1), Mexico (1), United States (24: Alabama, California, Louisiana, Texas, Virginia)

• Cretaceous of Brazil (3), Cameroon (3), France (1), Germany (1), Mozambique (1), Poland (1), Switzerland (5), United States (11: Alabama, Arizona, Minnesota, Tennessee, Texas, Wyoming)

• Triassic of Germany (1), Hungary (1), Italy (5)

Total: 1286 collections including 2206 occurrences

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