Conus brunneobandatus
NameConus brunneobandatus
Scientific NameConus brunneobandatus
Common NameBrown-banded Cone
FamilyConidae
GenusConus
Speciesbrunneobandatus
Geographic DistributionIndo-Pacific, primarily known from the Philippines (e.g., Bohol).
Shell Shapeconical
Average Size (mm)30-45
Identifying FeaturesDistinctive broad, light brown to orange-brown spiral bands on a pale background; conical shape with a moderately elevated spire; smooth body whorl with fine spiral striations towards the base; white aperture interior.
Raritycommon
Author CitationBozzetti, 2011
Description
A medium-sized, conical marine gastropod shell, characterized by its elegant shape and distinctive color pattern. The shell features a moderately elevated, pointed spire and a smooth, slightly convex body whorl. The surface is adorned with prominent spiral bands of light brown to orange-brown over a creamy white or pale background. The aperture is long and narrow, typical of the genus Conus, with a white interior.
