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Man and Mollusc Home Page:

Site owner,developer and maintainer: Avril Bourquin
Molluscs Assistant web master & Technical advisor:
Paul

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General Zone: Introduction to the site and more

 

 

 

 

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Articles Page: This page tells you about the articles to be found on this site.
Mollusc of the Moment: by Ross Mayhew
Shell Imagery by Willem Labeij: Wonderful shellimagery. Colour paints, photography, computer imagery, etc.
Translation Page: (Sept) Some helpful words and phrases are translated here
History of the Man and Mollusc Web Site and Acknowledgments

Internet Resources Zone: Introduction

 

"New" Man and Mollusc Directories
Molluscan Links: This is the old WWW directory and is slowly moving into the new Directory

Kid's Zone: Main Page

Teacher's Zone: Index Page

Educator's resources and online lesson plans.
Heavy on molluscan information but other sciences are included.

 

Malacology Zone: Introduction

A the Pet Zone

Learn the legalities of keeping snails; and read about others pet snail stories

The Oreo-Odesssa Files: Learn about the worst snail pests in the world and be aware that keeping them as a pet is not always a good idea.

Meet Oreo: Site owner, Avril Bourquin has a pet Oreohelix strigosa.
Visit Oreo's page and watch his progress

2004: September ; October ; December:
2005: Jan.-March; April-May
2006
2007: July; October 14(Oreo's story ends)

Meet Clarence: Toni and Dawn have a saltwater aquarium in which they keep a rescued Batillaria minima. I hope that you enjoy meeting "Clarence"
Cone Wars!:  by Don Barclay: Life and death in the aquarium! An experiment designed to expose interactions between cones (Conidae) and their prey ends up providing a lot of humour and solid scientific observati on.: Page 1   or    Page 2
Miscellaneous Pages:


 
  • Man and Mollusc: Uses of Shell-Bearing Molluscs
    Past, Present & Future:
    Advanced Article: by Avril Bourquin & editing by Ross Mayhew
 
  • Man and MolluscUses of Shell-Bearing Molluscs
    Past, Present & Future:
    Simplified Version: by Avril Bourquin
 
  • Advanced Introduction to the Molluscs: 
    by Avril Bourquin, with just a bit of editing by Ross Mayhew: 
 
 
  • The Odessa-Oreo Files: (March 2005) Oreo and Odessa, two pet snails penpals talk about the pros, cons and legalities of keeping snails as pets. We, Avril and Joyce - the owners of the two pet snails, hope you enjoy this article and we hope that these fun pages help to educate the public as to being RESPONSIOBLE snail pet owners.
 
 
 
  • Spondylus, Strombus, and Conus: Offerings to the Andean Gods :(Sept. 17): National Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History, Peru, Lima: Article by: Manuel Gorriti Manchego and Victor Falcon Huayta: A wonderful article by these gentlemen on the archaeological use of molluscs in Peru. This article will appear in both English and Spanish(Coming soon)
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 


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Internet Resources Pages

Many of these links have now been moved on to the Man and Mollusc Directory. You will be automatically forwarded to those pages.

Subject_index:
Alphabetized pages
& subjects
Commercial Sites: Shell,
Fossils, & Shell Art
Images: shell or live molluscs
image intense sites
Aplacophora: Cones: Conidae Medicine &
Malacology
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Art & Art Forms: Crafts: Crafting ideas and
where to purchase shells appropriate to crafting
Monoplacophora:
Auctions: Cowries: Cowry, Cypraeidae Scaphopoda:
Bivalves: Data: Data Bases, Other
Links pages & Search
Engines

Software useable for
collectors & malacology:

Books: Books ,Book dealers, Journals,
Periodicals, Magazines, Newsletters and Other
Articles of Interest.
Cones: Conidae Taxonomy &
Nomenclature
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Books: New Molluscan Books in Publication Crafts: Crafting ideas and
where to purchase shells appropriate to crafting

Museums,Universities,
Laboratories, Aquariums
Institutes and Other Great

Bulletin Board Cowries: Cowry, Cypraeidae
Careers: Ocean-
Related Professional
Careers
Data: Data Bases, Other
Links pages & Search
Engines
Cephalopods: Fresh Water
Bivalves:
Nudibranchs:
Children's
Malacological Sites
Fresh Water & Terrestrial Gastropods: by species Pearls:

Clubs:
Addresses & Publications

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Shell Clubs,
Societies and
Associations
USA Shell
Clubs
Fun & Games on
shell sites
Personal and
Miscellaneous
Home Pages
Gastropoda (Marine): Polyplacophora:
Collecting Shells: & Directory Glossaries: Molluscan Related to but not only
about Molluscs & Directory

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Malacology Zone
 

Articles now online:

Ed's "VARIABILITY OF COWRY POPULATIONS"Articles

  1. The Teres Complex: by E. L. Heiman
  2. Leproicypraea Mappa: by E. L. Heiman
  3. Erosaria Nebrites Form Labrospinosa: (published in the journal of the Israel Malacological Society TRITON #8 in September 2003.)
  4. Palmadusta Lentiginosa (GRAY, 1825)
    (published in the journal of the Israel Malacological Society TRITON #9 in March 2004.)
  5. Intraspecific Variation in Erosaria Lamarckii (GRAY, 1825)
    (published in the journal of the Israel Malacological Society TRITON #10 in December 2004.)

Ed's Miscellaneous Articles:

  1. ABNORMALITIES IN COWRIES: OVERCALLUSED AND ROSTRATED SHELLS
  2. SHELLS OF EAST SINAI, AN ILLUSTRATED LIST. CYPRAEIDAE
    by E. L. Heiman & H.K. Mienis
  3. See Ed's Personal Page

Personal Pages:

  1. Ed Heiman's Personal Page
  2. TRITON:

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Edible Molluscan Data Base
 

What molluscs are edible? How many can you name? Come on in and see how many are listed on my data base as of December 2001. This list is very much under development and will truly never be complete as there are literally thousands of species of molluscs eaten world wide.

To add a bit of spice to an otherwise boring list of facts; recipes, trivia, URLs to see the species image or to learn more facts, etc., are being added. Many people have contributed species names, dates, facts and much more and for this I am most grateful. To see a list of these contributors, check out the Bibliography.

Data Base by Avril Bourquin


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Translate with BabelFish:
This site will help you translate sites found here! It's not word perfect but you can get a fair idea of what the site is about.
Acrobat Reader Microsoft Download Center for such things as Internet Explorer
Netscape Netcenter - Download & Upgrade Page for browsers, servers, shareware
Macromedia Flash - Trial Download
 

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Articles in Detail

Man and Mollusc: Uses of Shell-Bearing Molluscs
Past, Present & Future:
Advanced Article: by Avril Bourquin & editing by Ross Mayhew
 
Introduction and Preamble to Article
1) Food 7) Music & Communication

2) Trade Goods

8) Personal Adornment

3) Medicinal Uses

9) Industry

4) Tools

10) Offshoots

5) Art and Architecture

11) Miscellaneous Uses

6) Religion

12) Shell Collecting

 
Great Men of the mollusc world Personal Thanks
Bibliography Links
 
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  Man and Mollusc: Uses of Shell-Bearing Molluscs
Past, Present & Future:
Simplified Version: by Avril Bourquin
Introduction and Preamble to Article
1) Food 7) Music & Communication

2) Trade Goods

8) Personal Adornment

3) Medicinal Uses

9) Industry

4) Tools

10) Offshoots

5) Art and Architecture

11) Miscellaneous Uses

6) Religion

12) Shell Collecting

 
Great Men of the Mollusc World Personal Thanks
Bibliography Links
 
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but, please be advised, it is 20 pages long!

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Advanced Introduction to the Molluscs: 
by Avril Bourquin, with just a bit of editing by Ross Mayhew: 
Anatomy and Physiology of the Seven Molluscan Classes
Introduction Page and Preamble
 
POLYPLACOPHORA GASTROPODA
MONOPLACOPHORA BIVALVA, or PELECYPODA
APLACOPHORA CEPHALOPODA
SCAPHOPODA References Used
 
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  A Beginner's Guide to the Molluscs 
by Avril Bourquin:
Introduction and Preamble to Article
by Sammy Snail
 
Andrew
APLACOPHORA
Gerry
GASTROPODA
Paul
POLYPLACOPHORA
Billy
BIVALVE
Mary
 MONOPLACOPHORA
Charles
CEPHALOPODA
Seymour
SCAPHOPODA
 
 
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