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Terebrinae
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Terebrinae

14 branches of this subfamily, most-observed first

Neoterebra

genusNeoterebra

Hastula

genusHastula

Oxymeris

genusOxymeris

Terebra

genusTerebra

Myurella

genusMyurella

Punctoterebra

genusPunctoterebra

Profunditerebra

genusProfunditerebra

Myurellopsis

genusMyurellopsis

Perirhoe

genusPerirhoe

Pristiterebra

genusPristiterebra

Hastulopsis

genusHastulopsis

Granuliterebra

genusGranuliterebra

Maculauger

genusMaculauger

Gradaterebra

genusGradaterebra

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Recorded sightings

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