Description:
Green's miniature cerith is a small snail, growing only 1/8 - 1/4 inch in length.  The shell is shiny and elongate, slightly fusiform, with approximately 8 whorls.  The sutures are indistinct.  Rows of tiny, glass-like beads revolve around the shell.  The aperture is small, with a slightly flaring lip in the adults.  Overall shell color is brown, with lighter colored beading. 

Habitat:
Green's miniature cerith is a common  inhabitant of the shallow intertidal and subtidal zones.

Range:
Green's miniature cerith ranges from Cape Cod, Massachusetts south through Bermuda, both coasts of Florida, Central America, and Brazil.