Mysella

Shells of Mysella are thin and concentrically striated. The hinge has a small triangular internal cartilage pit. == Taxonomy ==

The genus was first described in 1877 by George French Angas. == Distribution ==

Mysella has a global distribution. The earliest known fossils of the genus date to the Paleocene, and have been found in Alabama and Texas in the United States. == Species ==

Species within the genus Mysella include: • Mysella alpha • Mysella angasiana • Mysella antarctica • † Mysella apudalpha • Mysella australis • Mysella beta • Mysella bladensis • Mysella concentrica • Mysella cretacea • Mysella donaciformis • Mysella gurjanovae • Mysella henryi • Mysella hounselli • Mysella lachlani • Mysella lactea • Mysella larochei • Mysella macquariensis • Mysella morioria • Mysella nipponica • Mysella ovalis • Mysella ovata • Mysella patagona • Mysella planata • † Mysella putealis • Mysella rochebrunei • Mysella spernax • Mysella tanabensis • † Mysella tellinoides • Mysella tellinula • † Mysella trigonoelliptica • Mysella unidentata • Mysella ventricosa • Mysella vitrea ==Gallery==

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