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The Conidae are predatory marine gastropods and they produce one of the most potent venoms in nature. They are ecologically vital for regulating trophic positions and act as primary carnivores in oceans. Amateur shell collectors target some species and ecosystems are intensively exploited by collectors of ornamental shells and commercial traders. Moreover, increasing coastal development, habitat modification and fragmentation, and overexploitation of resources threaten cone snail diversity. This study documents 46 species of Conidae from the Kerala coast, India. Fifteen species are newly recorded from the coast, and one species is reported for the first time from the Indian coast. We also revalidate  Conus ceylanensis  and  Conus bizona .

Diversity of Conidae (Caenogastropoda: Conoidea) from the Kerala Coast, India