Vexillum crispum is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusk in the family Costellariidae. This species is commonly found in various marine environments, showcasing its adaptability and widespread presence.
Description & Characteristics
Vexillum crispum is characterized by its distinctive shell morphology. It exhibits a shell that typically reaches a maximum size of , making it a relatively small species within its family. The shell is with , , and . These features contribute to the appearance of the Vexillum crispum shell, making it easily recognizable.
Habitat and Occurrence
Vexillum crispum is commonly found in . It thrives in , and its distribution extends to the and zones. This adaptability allows it to inhabit various marine environments, contributing to its widespread presence. The can be found in .
Taxonomy
Vexillum crispum is classified within the Class: Gastropoda, Order: Neogastropoda, and Family: Costellariidae. This classification places it within a diverse group of marine gastropods that exhibit a range of adaptations and ecological roles.
Feeding
Like many other gastropods, Vexillum crispum is a carnivorous species. It is , feeding on a variety of smaller organisms. This feeding strategy plays a significant role in the ecosystems where Vexillum crispum resides.
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