[1] It forms a complex of attractive, large shells which has been studied extensively by Abbottsmith.

[4] According to Bail et al. (2001) the following taxa can be differentiated: Amoria damonii has a large size that varies between 75 and 140 mm.

[5] The shell surface exhibits a network of closely spaced, angular intersecting lines, resulting in a pattern of crowded triangular spots.

This long stretch of coastline implies genetic differentiation and favours polytypism, giving rise to many taxonomic problems.

These marine gastropod molluscs occur in tropical zones on continental shelf, intertidal and subtidal waters, at depths of 0 to 90 m.[10]