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Oreohelix strigosa (Gould, 1846): Rocky Mountain Snail	Molluscs, Mollusc, Mollusks or Mollusk! Snail Education! The Resource Site for Students, Educators, and anyone wanting to learn more about the fascinating world of, MOLLUSCS	*Oreohelix strigosa* Dorsal view
Or Mollusks ? if you prefer! The words "mollusc" or "mollusk" (are both correct) Derived from the Latin word mollis meaning "soft" Study of molluscs, "malacology", comes from the Greek word for soft, malacos. The term "conchology" is also used for the study of molluscs; however, it is usually applied to those that study the shell only. The mollusc illustrated above is a terrestrial gastropod from British Columbia. Site owner and developer (Avril) studied this little fellow for awhile. You can visit "Oreo's, picture album" : Main Page

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