Shells
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seashells ,Conchology, Inc. is the world's leading seashell company. With over 65000 shells in 309 families for sale and shell-related items for both expert and amateur seashell collectors.
http://www.conchology.be/
Conchological site, worldwide seashells and landsnail lists with lots of images, live seashells and underwater photos gallery as well and articles about seashells and shelling.
http://www.george-shells.com/
Webring for seashell and snail lovers worldwide; personal, institutional, educational or commercial, all
are welcome if your website is about molluscs or mollusk. Join now to increase your visitor ra
http://E.webring.com/hub?ring=seashells&list
The Bailey-Matthews Shell Museum, 3075 Sanibel-Captiva Road, Sanibel, Florida 33957
http://www.shellmuseum.org/
Conchologists of America Website
http://erato.acnatsci.org:80/conchnet/conch-l.html
Welcome to the wonderfull world of shell collecting : articles, pictures, links, collectors emails and so many more !!!
http://www.seashell-collector.com/
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tropical sea seashell collect living in sand, mud, coral, reef, under rocks.
Families are : cowries cones murex miters marginellas volutes Cypraeidae cypraeidae conidae Conidae Muricidae muricidae Olividae olividae Volutidae volutidae Mitridae mitridae
Photos of other seashells are available.
http://abbas0.chez.tiscali.fr/
http://www.si.edu/resource/faq/nmnh/mollusk1.htm
seashells guide devoted to the answering your questions you might have about seashells, beachcombing, cleaning seashells, sealife, starfish, and more. Sanibel
http://www.seashells.org
SHELLS: Gems of the Sea - a special exhibition at the Frank H. McClung Museum
http://mcclungmuseum.utk.edu/specex/shells/shells.htm
http://www.inhs.uiuc.edu:80/~ksc/Malacologists/FamousMalacologists.html
http://mariah.stonemarche.org/shells/shells.htm
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Things commonly known as shell include:
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Nature
- An animal shell, the hard, rigid outer covering of an animal such as a mollusk or a turtle
- The hard outer layer of some plant fruiting bodies such as nuts.
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Science
- An electron shell (energy level), consisting of a number of electrons in an orbital around an atomic nucleus
- In physics, see On shell and off shell
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Technology
- A projectile with explosive charge, shot from a gun; typically shells are larger than bullets and shot from larger guns. See shell (projectile).
- A structural form, usually made of concrete, that principally derives its strength by virtue of its shape. The term is derived from the primary usage in the context of nature. For example, the shell of an egg, though very thin, is difficult to break because of its shape.
- A long, narrow, rowed watercraft. See racing shell.
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Computers
- A sorting algorithm invented by Donald L. Shell. See shell sort.
- A type of user interface in computer software, often an operating system shell, such as a Unix shell command line interpreter in the Unix operating system or the DOS Shell in MS-DOS. See shell (computing).
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Business
- The short name (and brand) of the Royal Dutch Shell energy multinational
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