A reference guide to the identification and classification of sea shells.

Seashells of World

Science & Math

Abbott, R.Tucker

Nature & Ecology

Golden Books Publishing Compan

Seashells of North America

Guide to marine mollusks pictures and describes approximately 850 species

Children's Books

Goldencraft

Identifies seashells from around the world as well as providing information on mollusks

Seashells of the World (Golden Guides)

A Field Guide to Shells of the Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and the West Indies .800 species described, with common and scientific names, geographical range, habitat, and detailed description for each species, plus extra information on name changes and life cycle .74 new color plates showing 780 species, including live animals .115 new drawings showing shells and animals .Glossary, bibliography, and a list of shell clubs

A Field Guide to Shells: Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and the West Indies (The Peterson Field Guide)

Morris, Percy A.

Biological Sciences

Houghton Mifflin (P)

Describes and depicts eight hundred species of shells

A Field Guide to Shells: Atlantic and Gulf Coasts and the West Indies (Peterson Field Guide Series)

NATIONAL AUDUBON SOCIETY

Roger Tory Peterson Institute

national-wildlife-federation

Houghton/Mifflin

For the first time all 6,500 known species of marine mollusks living in the waters adjacent to North America are listed, and over 3,000 kinds are illustrated and described in detail. Over 14,000 items are indexed. There are more than 4,000 black and white illustrations and twenty-four magnificent color plates. Dedicated amateur collectors will now find names for the rarest shells - as well as all the common ones. From the geographical distributions and bathymetric ranges given for each species, collectors may now predict what kind of shells they are likely to find from Quebec to Texas or from Alaska to the Gulf of California. The professional malacologist and serious amateur shell collector will appreciate the monographic reviews, the identification keys, and the updated nomenclature. The second edition is considerably upgraded in technical treatment, and is now an even more useful research tool in shellfishery studies, anti-pollution investigations and marshland conservation projects. Besides its value to the research worker in marine mollusks, it will serve as source material for the marine geologist, the ecologist, the oceanographer, the zoologist, the taxonomist, scientists, and the amateur shell collector. This is an essential addition to natural history museum libraries, public libraries, and marine station reference rooms. Furthermore, every college and university offering courses in marine biology, marine ecology, paleontology, or wetlands conservation will find the second edition of American Seashells an unparalleled source of information.

American Seashells

D.Van Nostrand

The world's most beautiful seashells in splendid full-color photographs, including: the Chambered Nautilus, Lion's Paw Scallop, Venus Comb Murex, Vexillate Volute, Queen Conch, Abbas Cone, 18 more — each painstakingly photographed to capture its special beauty and distinguishing features. Captions. Detailed notes. Co-publication with The Shell Museum and Education Center, Sanibel, Florida.

Seashells Photo Postcards: 24 Full-Color Ready-to-Mail Cards

Dover Publications

Describes the evolution, behavior, and economic and aesthetic significance of numerous mollusk species

Kingdom of the Seashell

Crescent

Looks at the intricate detail and physical properties of countless species and discusses the biology and habitat of the shells as well as their influence on art, medicine, and commerce

Shells

Gramercy

Seashells

Ridge Press/Bantam

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