Petuch E.J. & Berschauer D.P., - The Ecphoras - iconic fossils of Eastern North America

2023. Boca Raton, CRC Press. In 4to, laminated hardback, pp. 207 with 98 color ills. In the Miocene and Pliocene fossil shell beds of the eastern United States, the single most spectacular molluscan species radiation is seen in the Ecphora shells (the Tribe Ecphorini). These bizarrely shaped gastropods, with their distinctive ribbed shell sculpture, represent a separate branch of the Subfamily Ocenebridae, Family Muricidae. Characteristically, these muricid gastropods are heavily ornamented with spiral ribs and cords and are considered some of the most beautiful and interesting groups of fossil mollusks found along the Atlantic Coastal Plain and Floridian Peninsula. The Ecphora faunas, and their individual species and subspecies, are illustrated and described in detail, along with photographs. The authors list the 67 known species and subspecies that are recognized as valid, arranged by the eight genera and five subgenera that encompass these taxa.

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