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Gastropods

Gastropoda, or Gastropods, form a major part of the phylum Mollusca (Slugs & Snails). There are over 60,000 living species alive today, and they include many thousands of marine & freshwater snails and slugs,, as well as their terrestial counterparts.

Gastropods are extraordinary also because of their diverse habitats, including woodland, deserts, mountains, rivers, lakes, and oceans.

They are incredible survivors!


Cerithium gigantum

Cerithium gigantum

A really beautiful example of this large gastropod, with an associated shell in the matrix, France.
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Gastropod Cerithium gigantum

Gastropod Cerithium gigantum

Beautiful, Large, Fossilised,Gastropod from the limestone of Normandy, France, 50m yrs old.
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Busycon coronates

Busycon coronates

Spectacular example of Busycon coronates from France
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Athleta Gastropod

Athleta Gastropod

Athleta Gastropod shell from the Upper Eocene, France
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Athleta listeratum

Athleta listeratum

A really nice upright specimen of an Athleta Gastropod, France
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Athleta Spinosa

Athleta Spinosa

Very good specimen of the Gastropod Athleta spinosa, Eocene, France
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