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  • Cone Shells - The Giancarlo Paganelli Collection

    Informative site with numerous photographs and information on the molluscan genus Conus.

    www.coneshell.net

  • Endemic Cones of South Africa

    Checklist of cone species with taxonomic information and photographs.

    pw1.netcom.com

  • Hadorn's Fusinus

    Taxonomic and collecting information about spindle shells.

    mypage.bluewin.ch

  • Conus Catalogue

    Lists all available species-group names in the gastropod genus Conus.

    biology.burke.washington.edu

  • Genera Busycon and Busycotypus - The Whelks

    Guide to northeast Florida whelks, high quality images of 12 species, and the history of the taxonomy of the lightning whelk.

    www.jaxshells.org

  • Conus Biodiversity

    A guide to the systematics of Conus, a large group of predatory snails known for their potent neurotoxic venoms and the largest genus of marine animals.

    biology.burke.washington.edu

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