Acteon (gastropod)
Acteon is a genus of small sea snails, predatory marine gastropod mollusks in the family Acteonidae, the barrel bubble snails. The genus is named after Acteon, a character in Greek mythology. Description. The shell is convoluted, ovate, cylindrical, generally transversely striated. The aperture is oblong, entire, somewhat effuse at its base. It shows one or more folds upon the columella. The outer lip is thin, sharp, never having a varix. The species of this genus are all marine, and convolute. They are almost always transversely striated. They are generally oval and cylindrical. The spire is more or less  projecting and obtuse. The aperture is elongated, often narrowed at its posterior part, widened and somewhat effuse at its base. The folds of the columella vary from one to three. They are generally thick and obtuse. In the genus "Acteon", the individual teeth of the radula are very small. There are many teeth in each row. Species. According to the World Register of Marine Species (WoRMS), the following species with accepted names are included in the genus "Acteon" The Indo-Pacific molluscan Database also includes the following species: The Integrated Taxonomic Information System (ITIS) also includes the following species: Acteon