👉 The term "Exochellidae" refers to a family of microscopic organisms that primarily inhabit the Earth's oceans, particularly the surface layers of the oceanic plates. These organisms are characterized by their unique and highly specialized cellular structures, including the presence of an exoskeleton or shell, which is composed of multiple layers of protein-rich cells (osteocytes) that give them strength and support. The exochelates are known for their ability to form complex networks in the ocean's surface layers
