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Sponges[edit]

  • Elephant's ear sponge
  • Bath sponge
  • Bath sponge
  • Tubular sponge
  • Fan-shaped sponge
  • Victorian glass sponges: pencil urchin and slater
  • Venus' flower basket (mounted on wooden base in dome)
  • Barrel sponge x 2
  • Sponge (mounted on wooden base)

Molluscs[edit]

  • Giant clam (half)
  • Australian trumpet
  • Pen shell
  • Pen shell
  • American thorny oyster
  • Helmet shell
  • Queen conch
  • Magnificient volute
  • Trumpet shells x 6 (showing growth)
  • Giant clam (half)

Squid and Octopus[edit]

  • Squid (model 2 x life-size)
  • Squid (model 3 x life-size)
  • Octopus (model 3 x life-size)
  • Squid (model 6 x life-size)
  • Vampire squid (model 3 x life-size)
  • Squid (model life-size)
  • Squid (model life-size)
  • Squid (model 2 x life-size)
  • Squid (model 4 x life-size)

Crustaceans[edit]

  • European lobster
  • Edible crab
  • Goose barnacle
  • Giant barnacles
  • Alaskan king crab
  • Slipper lobster
  • Mud lobster
  • Sally light-foot crab
  • Blue crab
  • King crab
  • Sea spider (pycnogoids)

Molluscs[edit]

  • Headband of tiny shells
  • Belt made of money cowry shells
  • Necklace made from white and yellow shell (from Moorea)
  • Bracelet of shells set in silver and decorated with turquoise
  • Shell bracelet strung together with thread and silver cord
  • Neckband made from Elephant tusk shell
  • Red lacquered chank shell bracelet x 2
  • Money cowry x 7
  • Ringed cowry x 4
  • Quahog x 2 halves
  • Elephant tusk shell x 4

Molluscs[edit]

  • Triton's trumpet
  • Chank shell x 2
  • A pair of gloves made from byssus threads
  • Noble pen shell with bysus threads
  • Window-pane oyster shell
  • Box made from window-pane oyster shells
  • Murex brandaris x 5
  • Yarn dyed purple by snail shells
  • Purpura patula x 2
  • Dogwelk x 14

The Karo Collection[edit]

  • Giant Philippine cockle
  • Staircase abalone
  • Royal cloak shell
  • Senatorial scallop
  • Birch cone
  • Marbled cone x 2
  • Glory of India cone
  • Little fox vexillum x 2
  • Glory of the sea cone
  • Tent olive
  • Princely cone x 2
  • Festive lyria
  • Festive lyria (juvenile)
  • Japanese carrier shell
  • Thick-ribbed scallop
  • Spiral babylon
  • Noble scallop
  • Giant hairy melongena
  • Saul's murex
  • Endive murex
  • Kuroda's lyria
  • Mauritian cowry
  • Mouse cowry
  • Australian trumpet
  • Wonderful thatcher shell
  • Costate harp
  • Cone-shaped top
  • Distaff spindle
  • Atlantic deer cowry
  • Tiger cowry
  • Barthelemy's cone
  • Distorted anus shell
  • Textile cone
  • Hebrew volute
  • Tiger cowry
  • Wonder cowry
  • Egg cowry
  • Prince cowry
  • Great spotted cowry
  • Golden cowry
  • Alabaster murex
  • Shin-bone tibia
  • Loebbeck's murex
  • Maple-leaf triton
  • Lister's conch x 2
  • Eloise's acteon
  • White-banded bubble shell
  • Jourdan's turban
  • Pheasant shell
  • Banded tulip
  • Papal mitre
  • Chiragra spider conch
  • Marlinspike
  • Lyrate cockle
  • Scorpio conch
  • Tiger top shell
  • Dufresne's volute
  • Sunburst star turban
  • Fluted piant clam
  • Snipe's bill murex
  • Toothed murex
  • Horned murex
  • Leather donax
  • Regal murax
  • Zambo's murex
  • Faurot's murex
  • Princely volute
  • Camp Pitar venus
  • Pringle's marginella
  • Princely volute
  • Astonishing volute
  • Vexillate volute
  • Bednall's volute
  • Gray's volute
  • Many-ribbed volute
  • Rumphiu's slit shell
  • Sundial shell
  • Smith's volute
  • Three-knobbled conch
  • Rooster-tailed conch
  • Rose-fronded murex
  • Spotted auger
  • Subulate auger
  • Duplicate turritella
  • Dennison's vexillum
  • Yellow vexillum
  • Yellow vexillum
  • Rose-fronded murex
  • Girgyllus star shell
  • Giant eastern murex
  • Laciniate conch
  • Radish murex
  • Map cowry
  • Sowerby's basket lucina
  • Spotted tun
  • Textile nerite
  • Prometheus cone
  • Zebra winkle
  • Commercial top shell
  • Imperial volute


Unsorted[edit]

  • Moss animal
  • European lobster
  • Triton's trumpet
  • Organ-pipe coral
  • Deep water jellyfish
  • Spiny starfish
  • Barrel sponge
  • Fire body
  • Peacock fanworm

Cnidarians[edit]

Bryozoans[edit]