61. Malacolog 4.1.1: Western Atlantic Mollusk Species Database At The Academy Of Nat Database for research on the systematics, biogeography and diversity of mollusks from the Western Atlantic. http://www.malacolog.org/

Malacolog Version 4.1.1 A Database of Western Atlantic Marine Mollusca Malacolog is a database for research on the systematics, biogeography and diversity of mollusks. Malacolog attempts to document all names that have ever been applied to marine mollusks in the Western Atlantic from Greenland to Antarctica. The database was described in Rosenberg, G. 1993. A database approach to studies of molluscan taxonomy, biogeography and diversity, with examples from Western Atlantic marine gastropods. American Malacological Bulletin 10:257-266. Malacolog now includes all mollusks, not just gastropods. Gastropod species have the most complete coverage followed by bivalves, while polyplacophorans, aplacophorans, monoplacophorans and scaphopods are a work in progress, and cephalopods include only a small subset of names. Malacolog also includes dictionaries for gender of names , a bibliography and browse lists for families and geographic ranges , as well as search help and an information model Search Malacolog Citing Malacolog If you use data from Malacolog in a scientific paper, please use this citation:

62. American Malacological Society An organization dedicated to the study and preservation of mollusks. Publishes the American Malacological Bulletin. http://www.malacological.org/

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63. Malacological Society Of Australasia Promotes the study, conservation and appreciation of molluscs. Data about the society is included. http://www.malsocaus.org/

Home About the Society Publications Meetings and ... Contact us Are you interested in ... Solenogasters, Chitons, Clams, Oysters, Scallops, Mussels, Tusk shells, Nudibranchs, Snails and Slugs, Limpets, Sea Hares, Sea Angels,Sea Butterflies, Sea lemons,Squid, Octopods, Nautilus or Cuttlefish? Website enquiries: info@malsocaus.org

64. Nederlandse Malacologische Vereniging Information about the society, its activities, publications and a sheller list. Also viewable in Dutch. http://www.spirula.nl/indexen.htm

Website of the Netherlands Malacological Society.

65. Bulletin Of The Malacological Society Of London Charitable organisation dedicated to the advancement of education and research on molluscs. http://www.malacsoc.org.uk/

Address Canterbury Christ Church University , Kent, CT1 1QU, U.K. Phone: UK(44) +20 759 42949 Subscribe Contact Us Home Objectives ... Membership Council Members Publications Mollusc Info Society's Logo Awards ... External Links The Malacological Society of London is dedicated to the advancement of education and research on molluscs. It is an international organization based in London, England. The Society welcomes as members all who are interested in the scientific study of molluscs. The Society was founded on 27th February 1893. The objects of the Society are to advance education, research and learning for the public benefit in the study of Mollusca from both pure and applied aspects. What's new? Molluscan Forum 2010 Malacologist 55 Meeting: Chemosymbiotic Molluscs Advertise your mollusc talk through the Society Society members delivering a presentation are invited to advertise the event through the Society's website and in The Malacologist . The agreement of the host institution should be obtained. Please send the following information to Tony Cook ( a.cook@ulster.ac.uk

66. Welcome To Our Website Image resources from the areas of Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia. http://www.molluscan.com/

Home About Us Services Photo Gallery ... Contact us Main Menu Home About Us Services Photo Gallery ... Contact us Home Newsflash The one thing about a Web site, it always changes! Joomla! makes it easy to add Articles, content, images, videos, and more. Site administrators can edit and manage content 'in-context' by clicking the 'Edit' link. Webmasters can also edit content through a graphical Control Panel that gives you complete control over your site. Welcome to Our Website THIS SITE IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION User Login Username Password Remember Me Forgot your password? Forgot your username? Create an account molluscan.com Designed by Codice Buono in collaboration with Discount Codes Handyman Deals Manchester Web Design

67. Mollusc Mollusk Mollusks An introduction to mollusks, with an emphasis on their relationship with man as well as news and searchable database. http://www.manandmollusc.net/

Welcome to Man and Mollusc / Mollusk Oreohelix strigosa (Gould, 1846): Rocky Mountain Snail Molluscs, Mollusc, Mollusks or Mollusk! Snail Education The Resource Site for Students, Educators, and anyone wanting to learn more about the fascinating world of, MOLLUSCS Oreohelix strigosa Dorsal view Or Mollusks ? if you prefer! The words "mollusc" or "mollusk" (are both correct) Derived from the Latin word mollis meaning "soft" Study of molluscs, "malacology", comes from the Greek word for soft, malacos. The term "conchology" is also used for the study of molluscs; however, it is usually applied to those that study the shell only. The mollusc illustrated above is a terrestrial gastropod from British Columbia. Site owner and developer (Avril) is studying this little fellow for awhile. You can visit "Oreo's, picture album" : Main Page Site Map Search this Site Edible Molluscs ... Contact Me Mollusk General Interest Zone Mollusks Internet Resources Zone Mollusk Kid's Snail Zone Teacher's Zone Malacology Zone Pet Zone Main Page Articles Main Page Directories ... Main Page "Serious scientific

68. The Veliger Quarterly issues are published by the California Malacozoological Society and include data pertaining to mollusks. http://www.theveliger.org/

69. New Zealand Mollusca Showcases checklists and pictures of recent species. http://www.mollusca.co.nz/

Austrovenus stutchburyi , the common Cockle. Musculista senhousia , the Asian Mussel, an introduced bivalve. Awanuia porcellana is a minute shell, found occasionally in deep-water dredged sediment. It measures under 3mm in length. The Gastropod Bullina lineata washed up at Tutukaka, Northland. Welcome to the 'New Zealand Mollusca' website. I have spent the last few months re-writing and updating the website. The checklist has been updated. I am also adding more information about each species, including common names of some species. The search functionality has been updated so you can search common names too. Many of the pages on this updated site are still being written! Any comments would be appreciated. Thanks, Andrew Spurgeon 28 June 2010 New photos added. 26 June 2010 Checklist updated. ... 'Common Name' search added. Species: only list shells with photos To Advanced Search >> email: andrew@mollusca.co.nz

70. CdB - Conquiliologistas Do Brasil Illustrated list of Brazilian mollusks with data on distribution and ecology. http://www.conchasbrasil.org.br

English version Entidade voltada ao estudo dos moluscos

71. Malacologia Ukrainica Ukrainian site in Russian and English. Offers data on malacologists and rare species as well as checklists and images. http://www.malacologukraine.narod.ru

Short English version Alien molluscs CEEMAR Research ... Gate Ruthenica www.ruthenica.com Aquatic Invasions http www aquaticinvasions ru ... 5th Congress of the European Malacological Societies, 2008

72. Valtat.org Illustrated list of molluscs from the Perhentian islands, Malaysia. Offers bibliography, maps and research data. http://www.valtat.org

The aim of this website is to share the pleasure of exploring underwater life and molluscan fauna, I've discovered in Malaysia a few years ago. More about it: W hy this web site ? News SBM Xenophora Gloria maris SBM ... SBM And also... 40th anniversary of the Belgian Malacological Society at the Royal Belgian Institute of Natural sciences : pictures scenics , underwater pictures: poriferans cnidarians molluscs annelids ... Malaysia (Perhentian, Tenggol) Remarks about the tides in east peninsular Malaysia The holiday pictures: Lithuania 2004 Mozambique 2005 (Tofo) Mozambique 2006 (Nacala) A few pictures from Mozambique 2007 Linnaeus Tercentenary Have a look on the web site of Santo 2006 Santo 2006 is a MNHN scientific expedition to document the fauna and the flora, both marine and non-marine, of a large, rugged island in the South Pacific: Espiritu Santo in Vanuatu. Click on the markers to go to the appropriate pages. Use the arrows to get more details and the mouse to move on the map. This website is dedicated to the vanishing coral reefs fauna from Teluk Dalam, Perhentian Besar, east peninsular Malaysia.

73. CLEMAM HOMEPAGE, M.N.H.N. Searchable taxonomic database concerning European marine mollusca. http://www.somali.asso.fr/clemam/index.php?lang_=en

74. ´õÇà - ÈÞ¸Õ °èÁ¤ ¼³Á¤ Images of Polyplacopoda, Gastropoda, Bivalvia, Cephalopoda and other species. http://conchology.com.ne.kr/

75. Mollusc Molecular News Home Page Database of resources and research, including notable publications, PCR primers and DNA amplification protocols. http://www.uoguelph.ca/mmnw/

M o l l u s c M o l e c u l a r N e w s Introduction Search for: Researchers Current Research Publications PCR Primers ... Websites Send us: Submissions email Mollusc Molecular News Resources for research on Mollusc DNA and RNA. This is where you can find: DNA extraction protocols that work on slimy molluscs. PCR primers to amplify nuclear genes, mitochondrial genes, and microsatellite loci in molluscs. Current and future research plans of researchers working on molluscs. Citations of publications about mollusc molecular genetics. Links to websites about mollusc molecular genetics. Questions to: Dr. Elizabeth Boulding (boulding@uoguelph.ca)

76. Marine Biology - The Mussel The general biology of the common or edible mussel. http://www.lifesciences.napier.ac.uk/teaching/MB/MBmussel.html#TOP

Return to index Marine Biology Mytilus edulis (The common or edible mussel) Figure numbers refer to diagrams handed out during the lecture. Phylum Mollusca Molluscs are conspicuous invertebrates, including familiar forms such as clams, oysters, mussels squids, octopus, snails. In abundance the molluscs comprise the largest invertebrate phylum aside from the arthropods Ð 80,000 living species and 35,000 fossil species. Molluscs are a heterogeneous assemblage but all built on the same fundamental plan (Figure 1). Molluscs are unsegmented coelomate animals with a head, ventral muscular foot, dorsal visceral hump, soft mantle covering visceral hump which secretes a calcareous shell, mantle cavity, anus and kidneys opening into mantle cavity, a pair of ctenidia (gills) (originally for breathing) within the mantle cavity (Figure1). Class Lamellibranchiata (Bivalves) Bivalves are molluscs with bilaterally symmetrical body, laterally compressed and enclosed by a shell that develops two valves hinged dorsally (Figure 2). The foot like the remainder of the body is also laterally compressed, the mantle cavity is capacious and the gills are large having assumed the role of food collecting as well as respiration. (Figure 2) Most of the characteristics represent modifications that enabled Bivalves to leave the hard substratum, to which the ancestral molluscs were confined, and take up an existence in the much more numerous soft bottom habitats. The lateral compression and development of a strong muscular foot for burrowing led to a degree of specialisation that confined almost all Bivalves to the soft sediment environment. Only a few groups have subsequently migrated to other habitats.

77. Mollusca - Naturhistoriska Riksmuseet Provides information on mollusc research in Sweden and at the Swedish Museum of Natural History. http://www.nrm.se/frontpage/researchandcollections/zoology/invertebratezoology/r

78. Indo-Pacific Molluscan Species Database At The Academy Of Natural Sciences Database which provides access to nomenclature, distribution and ecological data of Indo-Pacific marine mollusks. http://clade.ansp.org/obis/

A Biotic Database of Indo-Pacific Marine Mollusks Search the database Controlled Vocabulary Project Management Search through the OBIS global digital atlas Search/Browse Indo-Pacific Mollusk database Marine Depth Zones Chart Keyword List ... Toolkit download/help This site currently provides access to nomenclatural, distribution, and ecological information on 72597 names representing 28357 species of Indo-Pacific Mollusks . Georeferenced specimen records from ANSP related to these names are available for search through the OBIS global digital atlas The primary objective of this project is to provide a database of the estimated 25,000 named species of mollusks in the Indo-Pacific region, with summary data on their distribution and ecology. Another objective is to combine Indo-Pacific data with existing databases for Western Atlantic and Europe marine mollusk species and for higher taxa of mollusks to form the basis of a global database of Mollusca. This database will provide a uniform framework for linking specimen records from museum collections and data from fisheries to show spatial and temporal patterns of occurrence and abundance. Participants: California Academy of Sciences Supported by: Ocean Biogeographic Information System Alfred P.

79. Conchologists Of America Information about mollusks and the society as well as related publications, clubs and upcoming events. http://www.conchologistsofamerica.org/

80. Jacksonville Shells - WWW.JAXSHELLS.ORG Resource that includes information on American mollusks (marine, land and freshwater) as well as various families. http://www.jaxshells.org/

Owned, Created And Maintained by Bill Frank Harry G. Lee Get Information About The Jacksonville Shell Club Selected Worldwide Conidae ... Worldwide Applesnails In Florida The Channeled Applesnail In Northeast Florida Spiketop Applesnail ( Pomacea diffusa ) In North FL ... Pomacea paludosa Liguus Tree Snails Liguus fasciatus In Florida Liguus Tree Snails From Cuba Miscellaneous Assorted Worldwide Aquatic Species Assorted Worldwide Terrestrial Species Brown Garden Snail [ Cornu aspersum ... Search all 7196 pages of this site powered by FreeFind Material on this site is replicated at www.jacksonvilleshells.org

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