Heliacus Explained
Heliacus is a genus of gastropods belonging to the family Architectonicidae.[1]
The genus has cosmopolitan distribution.
Species:
- Heliacus anaglyptus
- Heliacus areola
- Heliacus asteleformis
- Heliacus bisulcatus
- Heliacus caelatus
- Heliacus cerdaleus
- Heliacus corallinus
- Heliacus costatus
- Heliacus cylindricus
- Heliacus darraghi
- Heliacus discoideus
- Heliacus enoshimensis
- Heliacus fallaciosus
- Heliacus fenestratus
- Heliacus geminus
- Heliacus hyperionis
- Heliacus imperfectus
- Heliacus implexus
- Heliacus infundibuliformis
- Heliacus jeffreysianus
- Heliacus madurensis
- Heliacus malani
- Heliacus mazatlanicus
- Heliacus mighelsi
- Heliacus miser
- Heliacus nereidis
- Heliacus oceanitis
- Heliacus otwayanus
- Heliacus planispira
- Heliacus ponderi
- Heliacus proteus
- Heliacus reticulatus
- Heliacus rotula
- Heliacus sterkii
- Heliacus stramineus
- Heliacus taverai
- Heliacus trochoides
- Heliacus turritus
- Heliacus variegatus
- Heliacus verdensis
- Heliacus virgatus
- Heliacus willianseverii
- Heliacus worsfoldi
Notes and References
- Web site: Heliacus d'Orbigny, 1842 . www.gbif.org . 13 October 2021 . en.
