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Ash-black Slug (Limax cinereoniger)The ash-black slug is the largest species of land slug in the wor

Lana'i Tree Snail/Pūpū kani oe (Partulina variabilis)The scientific name for the Lana’i tree s

Cellar Slug (Limacus flavus)The cellar slug is a European native and sometimes goes by other names s

Bornean Red Land Snail (Schistoloma anostoma)This striking red snail is a prosobranch rather than a

two ramshorn snails

Snail shells offer clues to the origin of body asymmetryResearchers have discovered a gene in snails

Lana'i Tree Snail/Pūpū kani oe (Partulina variabilis)The scientific name for the Lana’i tree s

Ash-black Slug (Limax cinereoniger)The ash-black slug is the largest species of land slug in the wor

Cellar Slug (Limacus flavus)The cellar slug is a European native and sometimes goes by other names s

Bornean Red Land Snail (Schistoloma anostoma)This striking red snail is a prosobranch rather than a

Temasek Green Tree Snail (Amphidromus atricallosus temasek)The genus name Amphidromus refers to a ve

Graceful Awlsnail (Allopeas gracile)The Graceful Awlsnail is a member of the family Subulinidae, the

Asian Tramp Snail (Bradybaena similaris)The Asian Tramp Snail is a small snail originally native to

spectrometrie:Lioconcha Hieroglyphica is officially my favorite mollusc

diyfluffies: The Nautilus is done!! Made using the pattern from the book Crocheted Sea Creatures fro

The Ocean Turnover These are brachiopods, a type of filter-feeding organism that first evolved in th

a cluster of leopard ramshorn snails (planorbidae)

egg mass of a ramshorn snail. these snails are common aquairum pets and can lay up to a dozen eggs a

zooophagous: spectrometrie: Lioconcha Hieroglyphica is officially my favorite mollusc This clam has

realmonstrosities:The Rainbow Nudibranch (Dendronotus iris) is a terrifying beast of hellish fire an

visuzoologia:Pelican’s-foot (Aporrhais pespelecani) by Tiggrx on Flickr.PH. MOLLUSCA CL. GASTROPODA

Iridescent clam (Pedum spondyloideum)Photo by Shawn Miller

Birds and nature - 1900 - via Internet Archive

Gustav Friedrich Schlick - An imaginary underwater scene - c.1804-1869 - via Sotheby’s

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