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Conchology

Conchology (from Ancient Greek κόγχος (kónkhos) 'cockle' and -λογία (-logía) 'study of') is the study of mollusc shells. Conchology is one aspect of malacology, the study of molluscs; however, malacology is the study of molluscs as whole organisms, whereas conchology is confined to the study of their shells. It includes the study of terrestrial and…

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Conchology

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related to history · 14
Conchology → Archaeologists, Because, During, Filippo Bonanni, Historia Conchyliorum, In, Martin Lister, Recreation, Renaissance, Ricreazione, Scientific, Shell, Stone Age, The Jesuit
related to Organizations · 11
Conchology → AmericaConquiliologistas, Association Française, BrasilNederlandse Malacologische VerenigingUnitas Malacologica, ConchologyClub Conchylia, ConchyliologieBelgian Society, German/Austrian Society, Great Britain, IrelandConchologists, Like, Shell CollectingConchological Society, There
related to Conchological organizations · 9
Conchology → AmericaConchological Society, Association Française, Brasil, ConchologyConquiliologistas, ConchyliologieConchologists, German/Austrian Society, Great Britain, IrelandClub Conchylia, Shell CollectingBelgian Society

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shells shell museum study conchologists mollusc 000 collections history also natural species collecting conchological molluscs published collection one however seashells

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Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsAssociation Française0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsConchyliologieConchologists0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsAmericaConchological Society0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsGreat Britain0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsIrelandClub Conchylia0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsGerman/Austrian Society0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsShell CollectingBelgian Society0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsConchologyConquiliologistas0.60section
Conchologyrelated to Conchological organizationsBrasil0.60section
Conchologyrelated to historyShell0.60section
Conchologyrelated to historyArchaeologists0.60section
Conchologyrelated to historyStone Age0.60section

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