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Close up of girdle and valve sculpture in Callochiton septemvalvis. Note the snake-skin like appearance of the girdle and black pigmented spots on the valve surface.
Species
Photographer / copyright holder
Steve Wilkinson
Close up of girdle and valve sculpture. Note the snake-skin like appearance of the girdle and black pigmented spots on the valve surface
Recording, collections and protected species.
Issue
23
Page
29
People who record molluscs or have shell collections are sometimes worried about the risk that they may unintentionally break the law - and the laws are getting more complicated.
The Kerry Slug, Geomalacus maculosus: National Survey in Ireland.
Issue
23
Page
28
The aim of this survey is to accrue modern records for th
BOOK REVIEW: Snail
Reference
“Snail” by Peter Williams.
Reaktion Books, 2009 ISBN 978-1-86189-528-8 167pp, paperback. £9.99
Review source
Mollusc World Issue 23, page 28.
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There are many books which provide an introduction to molluscs,
BOOK REVIEW: Shells
Reference
“Shells” by A.J. Dezallier d’Argenville.
Taschen 2009 ISBN978-3-8365-1111-7 216pp A4 Hardback. £24.99
Review source
Mollusc World Issue 23, page 27.
category
Foreign
Marine
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The “Conchyliologie” of d’Argenville is one of
Ormers and scallops: a Fishy Tale from Alderney
Issue
23
Page
26
“On the spot” questionaire: David Long
Issue
23
Page
25
What are your areas of interest?: Non-marine molluscs and tertiary fossils
Down Memory Lane ...
Issue
23
Page
24
While looking through some early issues of our magazine’s predecessor, The Conchologists’ Newsletter, I came across some autobiographical notes written by two very eminent concho