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For anyone contemplating adding to this article, please bear in mind that the article is not about the old genus Conus, which included every species of cone snail.

The new definition of Conus is more precise, and contains significantly fewer species. If you want to write using sources about cones snails in general, please consider contributing to the article cone snail, or perhaps to the family article Conidae, if the definition of the family has not changed as per the database WoRMS. Please bear in mind that many books that you might want to use as sources used the old definition of Conus. Thank you. Invertzoo (talk) 14:03, 14 November 2015 (UTC)[reply]