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HELMET SHELLS
There are over eighty species of helmet shells. Nearly all helmet shells have swollen body whorls and thick outer lips. The males are often distinguishable from the females through careful inspection of the varices, knobs or ribs on the shells. Helmet shells prey upon sea urchins and live in sandy areas.
UNIVALVE SEASHELLS
• Abalone Shells
• Auger Shells
• Bonnet Shells
• Cameo Shells
• Carrier Shells
• Cassis Cornuta
• Colored/Dyed Shells
• Conch Shells
• Cone Shells
• Cowrie Shells
• Egg Shells
• Fox’s Tail
• Frog Shells
• Fusinus Calnus
• Harp Shells
• Helmet Shells
• Lambis Shells
• Limpet Shells
• Marlin Spike
• Melon Shells
• Melongena Shells
• Mitra Shells
• Murex Shells
• Nautilus Shells
• Olive Shells
• Spindle Shells
• Strombus Shells
• Sundial Shells
• Syrinx Shells
• Tibia Shells
• Tonna Shells
• Trochus Shells
• Triton’s Trumpet
• Trumpet Shells
• Turritella Shells
• Turbo Shells
• Umbonium Shells
• Venus Comb Murex
• Volute Shells
• Whelk Shells
BIVALVE SEASHELLS
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