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ID: K9768

Apple murex (Phyllonotus pomum), on left, and Florida lace murex (Murex florifer arenarius)

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9767.jpg

ID: K9767

Dislocated auger (Terebra dislocata) and Florida worm shells (Vermicularia spirata)

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9766.jpg

ID: K9766

Violet snail shell (Janthia janthina), apical and aperture views

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9765.jpg

ID: K9765

Bull's eye (polinces duplicata) and Northern moon snail (Lunatia heros) shells

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9764.jpg

ID: K9764

Pear whelk (Busycon spiratum) shell, two views

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9763.jpg

ID: K9763

Left-handed whelk (Busycon contrarium), apical view

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9762.jpg

ID: K9762

Juvenile horse conch (Fasciolaria gigante) and Banded tulip (Fasciolaria tulipa), apical views

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9761.jpg

ID: K9761

Florida fighting conch shell, apical and aperture views

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9760.jpg

ID: K9760

<p>Florida spiny jewel box shells, (Arcinella cornuta)</p>

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9759.jpg

ID: K9759

Angel wing shell, (Barnea costata)

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9757.jpg

ID: K9757

Shells: Calico scallop, Pecten gibbus, Rough scallop, Pecten muscosus

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K9743.jpg

ID: K9743

Shells arranged on sand

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13098.jpg

ID: K13098

Nautiloid fossil, Kisingling limestone, 20 in long, Yangtze River Gorge, Hubei, China

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13095.jpg

ID: K13095

Nautiloid fossil, Kisingling limestone, 20 in long, Yangtze River Gorge, Hubei, China

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13092.jpg

ID: K13092

Ammonite fossil, 8 x 7 in, lower oolite strata, Lyme Regis, England

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13089.jpg

ID: K13089

Opalized clam shell fossil, 3 x 2 in, Australia

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13087.jpg

ID: K13087

Pyritized brachiopod (Paraspirifer bowenokeri), silica shale, 2 x 1 in, Sylvania, Ohio

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13085.jpg

ID: K13085

Scallop fossil (Spondylus spinosus), H 2 x 1 in, Upper Chalk, Salisbury district, England

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13084.jpg

ID: K13084

Chambered Nautilus (Nautilus pompilius) exterior interior views

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K13083.jpg

ID: K13083

Cytherea antarctica fossils, 2 x 2 in, sandstone beds, Snow Hill Island, Antarctica

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10277A.jpg

ID: K10277A

Large nautiloid cephalopod and trilobite, Ordovician Diorama, Cincinnati Museum Center

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10276.jpg

ID: K10276

Ordovician diorama, based on Upper Ordovician fossil site of Cincinnati, Ohio, Hall of Earth History [1969-1987]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10272.jpg

ID: K10272

Spiny coiled nautiloid with sponges in the background, diorama depicting Permian period of West Texas

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10270.jpg

ID: K10270

Spiny coiled nautiloid with sponges, diorama depicting Permian period of West Texas

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10267.jpg

ID: K10267

Snails and clams with snail-like ammonoid cephalopod, diorama depicting Cretaceous period of Southern Tennessee, Hall of Earth History [1969-1987]

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10266.jpg

ID: K10266

Squid-like belemnite cephalopods in section of diorama depicting Cretaceous period of South Tennessee

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10255.jpg

ID: K10255

Straight and coiled nautiloid cephalopods, Devonian period diorama, Central New York

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10248.jpg

ID: K10248

Coiled nautiloid cephalopod, diorama depicting Pennsylvanian period of north central Texas

http://lbry-web-002.amnh.org/san/35mm/K10243.jpg

ID: K10243

Coiled nautiloid cephalopod, diorama depicting Pennsylvanian period, North Central Texas