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Indo-Vestpacifiske region
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Sæby, Jylland, Danmark
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Sæby, Jylland, Danmark
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Sødringholm, Randers Fjord
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Sødringholm, Randers Fjord
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Indo-Vestpacifiske region
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Indo-Vestpacifiske region
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Vestlige stillehav
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Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) from Kiener 1834
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Queen Conch (Strombus gigas) shells, Guadeloupe
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Two rows of the radula of Cypraea tigris L..
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Cypraea tigris (Linnaeus).
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Two species of Eulima: A is sessile on the skin of a Holothurian through which it plunges its sucking proboscis )Pr); B creeps freely in the stomach of a Holothurian.
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Pterocera lambis (Linnaeus).
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Cypraea mappa.
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Generative and other organs of Littorina obtusata L., female.
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Three stages in the growth of Cypraea exanthema L..
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Cypraea exanthema.
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Cypraea bistrio (Linn.).
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Cypraea histrio (Linn.).
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Littorina litorea.
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Two rows of the radula of Littorina littorea L..
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Indian Deep-Sea Mollusca. A specimen of Xenophora pallidula, from the Andaman Sea, 185 fathoms.... Among the dead shells used as a fortification are--(a) Pleurotoma congener, (b) Pleurotoma travancorica, (c) Pleurotoma carinata, and (d) Drillia captiva. The dead shells utilised as biulding-material are not stuck on indiscriminately, but are arranged along the edge of each whorl
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Xenophora (Phorus) pallidula Reeve. A mollusc which escapess detection by covering itself with dead shells of other species.
