Stromboidea
Type species of Graciliala is Anchura (Drepanochilus) calcaris Wade, 1926.
Original Description of Graciliala by Sohl, 1960:
- "Shell of medium size; spire high, turriculate; whorls generally 6-8; sides well-rounded ornamented by the fine spiral threads and numerous curved strong tranverse ribs that die out below periphery; aperture elongate and lenticular, acute posteriorly and drawn out to a short, narrow, and tapering spur, grooved interiorly and with a corresponding external ridge that dries out on the body; inner lip with moderately heavy well-defined callus over the entire length."
Graciliala species are
- Graciliala calcaris (Wade, 1926)
- Graciliala campbelli Stephenson, 1941
- Graciliala cooki Stephenson, 1941
- Graciliala decemlirata (Conrad, 1858)
- Graciliala johnsoni (Stephenson, 1923)
- Graciliala latealata (Riedel, 1932)
- Graciliala quaasi Kiel & Bandel, 2002
- Graciliala simplex (d'Orbigny, 1843)
- Graciliala solitaria (Whitfield, 1892)
- Graciliala sp. Garvie, 2013
might be a Graciliala
Etymology:
- from Latin gracilis = slender and ala = wing
References
- C.L. Garvie, 2013. Additions to the Molluscan Macrofauna of the Reklaw Formation (Eocene: lower Claibornian) and Two New Taxa from the middle Claibornian in Texas. Bulletins of American paleontology no. 385, p. 131–161