Galeommatids are bivalve mollusks in which the mantle covers the shell. They are usually white in color and move actively using their elongated foot when they're disturbed. The presence of an elongated foot and lack of rhinophores distinguish them from the juliids. A representative Hawaiian species:

	Scintilla hiloa CP: Maui; May, 2002

For more information see: Kwajalein galeommatids by Scott & Jeanette Johnson