Gastropods
Gastropod fossil shells details the varying nature, size, shape, design and patterns which gastrpods (which includes species such as snails) lived in or with through out their life span. Gastrpods are among few known family of animals which have an extremely diverse range of habitats, from land, sea, trees, even the deep sea living on and around hydro thermal vents. Because the majority of their body is soft, it is very rarely fossilised, however, their hard shells made from calcium almost always are. Just like modern day shells, these fossils detail the varying nature of pre historic gastrpods from various geological periods.
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Amberleya subimbricata
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Bouguetia saemanni
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Gastropod Turitella – Cut and Polished
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Gastropods – Morocco
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Neptunia Contraria
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Pleurotomaria Tuberculata
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Pollia Labiata
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Potamides – Cut and Polished Coquina
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Potamides trizonanus
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Potamides Vagans
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Potamides vagus
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Purpura haemastoma
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Purpura polymorpha
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Purpurina orbignyi
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Rimella Rimosa
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Ringicula tornoveri
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Sinum aquense
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Sphaeronassa mutabilis plioacuta
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Sycostoma Pyrus
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Trigonostoma acutangula
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Trigonostoma gesslini
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Turritella imbricataria
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Turritella sp – Hampshire
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Turritella subarchimedes
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