Gastropoda - Neogastropoda - Columbellidae
Alternative spellings: Columbella (Atilia), Mitrella (Atilia), Pyrene (Atilia)
Synonyms: Anachis Adams and Adams 1853, Columbella (Anachis) Adams and Adams 1853
Parent taxon: Atiliinae according to Y. I. Kantor et al. 2022
See also Addicott 1970, Gardner 1948, Grant, IV and Gale 1931, Harzhauser 2002, Harzhauser et al. 2002, Hendy 2007, Ladd 1977, Ladd 1982, MacNeil 1960, Mandic et al. 2002, Marks 1951, Monsecour and Monsecour 2005, Sepkoski 2002, Todd 2001, Ward and Blackwelder 1987, Wienrich 2001, Wilson 1994 and Woodring 1964
Sister taxa: none
Subtaxa: Anachis (Alia) Anachis (Anachis) Anachis (Costoanachis) Anachis (Suturoglypta) Anachis (Zafra) Anachis guaica Anachis haueri Anachis minuta Anachis miser Anachis watsonae Columbella (Anachis) amoldi Pyrene (Atilia) fallax
Ecology: epifaunal carnivore
Distribution:
• Quaternary of Argentina (6 collections), Australia (2), Brazil (12), Cayman Islands (3), China (3), Costa Rica (2), Ecuador (2), Fiji (1), Jamaica (1), Japan (2), the Marshall Islands (1), Mexico (2), Panama (1), Peru (2), Portugal (11), the United Kingdom (1), United States (41: California, Florida, Louisiana, Maryland, Mississippi, New Jersey, North Carolina, South Carolina), Uruguay (1), Vanuatu (2), Venezuela (1)
• Pliocene to Pleistocene of United States (1: Florida)
• Pliocene of Costa Rica (5), the Dominican Republic (1), Ecuador (5), Fiji (2), Haiti (1), India (1), Italy (1), Jamaica (5), Japan (4), Mexico (1), Panama (4), Trinidad and Tobago (10), United States (11: Florida, North Carolina, Virginia), Venezuela (3)
• Miocene of Algeria (3), Austria (5), Colombia (2), the Dominican Republic (1), Ecuador (3), France (1), Germany (24), Greece (2), Indonesia (2), Italy (2), the Marshall Islands (1), the Netherlands (2), Palau (1), Panama (41), Poland (1), Trinidad and Tobago (4), United States (1: California)
• Oligocene to Miocene of Haiti (1), United States (1: Florida)
• Eocene of United States (1: Texas)
Total: 251 collections including 316 occurrences
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