Belongs within: Muricoidea.
Contains: Fusinus, Latirus.
The Fasciolariidae, band shells and spindle shells, are a group of carnivorous gastropods found in both tropical and temperate seas. They have a long anterior canal (sometimes extraordinarily so), and a large horny operculum that fills the aperture when retracted (Wilson & Gillett 1971). Members of the subfamilies Fasciolariinae and Fusininae tend to be larger than the smaller, hard-shelled members of the Peristerniinae. Members of the genus Fasciolaria are commonly known as 'tulip shells' in reference to their shell's overall shape.
<==Fasciolariidae [Fasciolariacea, Fasciolariadae, Fasciolariana, Fusacea, Fusinae, Fusinidae]
|--Fusininae BR05
| |--‘Fusus’ Bruguière 1789 non Helbling 1779 BR05
| |--Cyrtulus Hinds 1843 [Cyrtulidae] BR05
| |--Fusinus BR05
| `--Streptochetus Cossmann 1889 [Streptochetinae] BR05
| `--S. incertus [=Fusus incertus] F27b
|--Peristerniinae S88
| |--Latirus S88
| `--Peristernia Mörch 1852 BR05
| |--P. australiensis Reeve 1847 WG71
| |--P. fastigium (Reeve 1847) BW09
| |--P. incarnata Kiener 1840 BW09 [=Turbinella incarnata H09]
| |--P. lyrata (Reeve 1847) [=Turbinella lyrata] H09
| |--P. nassatula (Lamarck 1822) WG71
| |--P. ustulata (Reeve 1847) BW09
| `--P. wagneri (Anton 1839) [=Turbinella wagneri] H09
`--Fasciolaria Lamarck 1799 [Fasciolariinae] BR05
|--F. australasia M54
|--F. filamentosa (Bolten 1798) [=Fusus filamentosus] H09
|--F. fusiformis Philippi 1845 [=Cancellaria fusiformis non Cantraine 1835] PH90
|--F. gigas D56
|--F. hunteria (Perry 1811) IZ77
|--F. ligata Mighels & Adams 1842 J49
|--F. okeechobeensis Tucker & Wilson 1932 P89
|--F. tenisoni Tenison-Woods 1879 F71
|--F. trapezium C60
`--F. tulipa C60
Fasciolariidae incertae sedis:
Saginafusus Iredale 1931 WG71
`--S. pricei Smith 1887 WG71
Propefusus Iredale 1924 WG71
|--P. pyrulatus Reeve 1847 WG71
`--P. undulatus M54
Latirolagena Harris 1897 WG71
`--L. smaragdula (Linnaeus 1758) BW09
Euthriofusus tangituensis Marwick 1926 F27a
Kryptos Dautzenberg & Fischer 1896 P66
`--*K. elegans Dautzenberg & Fischer 1896 [=Pleurotomella elegans] P66
Michela Gardner 1945 P66
`--*M. trabeatoides (Harris 1895) [=Levifusus trabeatoides] P66
Ruscula Casey 1904 P66
`--*R. plicata (Lea 1833) [=Fasciolaria plicata, Fusus plicata] P66
Surculofusus Vincent 1895 P66
`--*S. bruxellensis Vincent 1895 P66
Priscofusus Conrad 1865 P66
|--*P. geniculus (Conrad 1849) [=Fusus geniculus] P66
`--P. medialis P66
Surculites Conrad 1865 P66
|--*S. annosa (Conrad 1865) [=Surcula (*Surculites) annosa] P66
`--S. errans (Solander 1766) [=Strombus errans] P66
Pleuroploca Fischer 1884 WG71
|--P. australasia Perry 1811 WG71
`--P. filamentosa (Röding 1798) BW09
Dennantia Tate 1888 DK08
`--D. aldingensis (Tate 1888) [=Peristernia aldingensis] DK08
‘Caveola’ bellsana Stephenson 1953 PH90
‘Caveola’ pinguis Stephenson 1953 PH90
Leucozonia S88
|--L. nasa (Gmelin 1791) S88
|--L. ocellata (Gmelin 1791) [incl. L. ocellata var. lineata Usticke 1969] BC01
`--L. smaragdula (Linnaeus 1758) [=Buccinum smaragdulum] H09
Metzgeria Norman 1879 non Raddi 1818 (ICBN) O27
|--*M. alba [=Meyeria alba] O27
`--M. californica Dall 1903 O27
Falsilatirus Emerson & Moffitt 1988 BC01
`--*F. pacificus Emerson & Moffitt 1988 BC01
Turrilatirus turritus (Gmelin 1791) PK11
Pleia Finlay 1930 P61
|--*P. decipiens [=Fasciolaria decipiens] P61
`--P. cryptocarinata Dell 1956 P61
Taron Hutton 1883 P61
|--*T. dubius (Hutton 1878) [=Trophon dubius] P61
`--T. mouatae Powell 1940 P61
Glaphyrina Finlay 1927 P61
|--*G. vulpicolor (Sowerby 1880) [=Fusus vulpicolor] F27a
|--G. plicata Powell 1929 P61
`--G. progenitor Finlay 1927 F27a
*Type species of generic name indicated
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