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The musky rat-kangaroo is a small rainforest macropod of northeastern Queensland, described by Ramsay in 1876 and the smallest living macropod.
Dominant limpet of European Atlantic rocky shores, known for homing precisely to its individual rock scar after each nocturnal algae-grazing excursion.
Common herbivorous intertidal snail of the Pacific coast of North America, serving as an important prey item for sea otters, oystercatchers, and gulls.
Caribbean strombid with a broad, wing-like flaring outer lip, restricted to shallow seagrass and sandy habitats of the tropical western Atlantic, including Florida and the Bahamas.
Medium-sized Caribbean strombid that uses its sharp, pointed operculum as a lever to right itself when overturned, an active locomotor behavior that inspired its common name.
A marine gastropod native to northeastern Atlantic shores from Britain to Morocco, restricted to the upper intertidal zone of exposed and semi-exposed rocky coasts.
The Common Cerith is a marine gastropod prevalent in the Mediterranean Sea, playing a crucial ecological role as a detritivore while featuring a tall, spiraled shell.
