A sea shell is the name for the hard protective layer of a marine organism.

They are invertebrates, and are usually sea molluscs, but there are many other varieties of marine animals from different phyla.

Brachiopods, Sea Urchins, Sand Dollars, and Marine Annalid Worm Tubes, also form part of this extensive group.

They are highly prevalent in the fossil record throughout the world.

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Scallop shell group Pecten yessoensis

Scallop shell group Pecten yessoensis from Provence, France.

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Pecten shells

Free standing limestone slab sculpture, displaying a pecten shell & sea urchin

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Pecten Shells

Beautiful free standing Pecten Shell group

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Fossilised bivalve Shell

Unusual fossilised Bivalve Shell, St Petersburg, Russia

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Siberian shell fossils

An unusual group of fossilised Jurassic shells from Siberia, Russia

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Clam Shell

Matrix free clam, Mercenaria, from Florida, USA

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