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Snails and Slugs

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Clipart drawings of several species of snail and slugs. Snails and slugs are gastropod mollusks. There are many varieties, including sea snails, land snails, and freshwater snails. Slugs are simply snails without shells.

Acera
"A genus of mollusks, of the familiy bullidæ or Tornatellidæ, belonging to the tectibranchiate division of opisthobranchiate."-Whitney, 1902...

African Snail
Helix desertorum is a species of African snail in the class Gastropoda...

Agate Shell
"A genus of land-snails, of the family Helicidæ. Typified by the large agate-shells of Africa."-Whitney, 1902...

Aplysia Depilans
"The Molluscous Gasteropoda have the organs of respiration formed for aerial respiration or for respiration under water. A magic influence was attributed to them; they were supposed , for instance, to...

Aplysia Inca
"The Molluscous Gasteropoda have the organs of respiration formed for aerial respiration or for respiration under water. Some of the species were known to the ancients as Sea-hares."...

Aplysia Nervous System
"Nervous System of the Aplysia, a Gasteropodous Mollusc: c, cerebral ganglia; g, thoracle or sub-aesophageal ganglia; o, nervous collar surrounding the aesophagus; l, labial ganglia; v, visceral gangl...

Apple Shell
"The species are numerous, and are chiefly found in the fresh waters of tropical and subtropical countries, many of them being known as apple-shells and idol-shells."-Whitney, 1902...

Archidoris Tuberculata
"Doris (Archidoris) tuberculata. a, anus; br, branchiae; m, penis; rh, rh, tentacles." -Parker, 1900...

Borealis, clio
"The species of the genus Clio, belonging to this order, exist in prodigious numbers in the Arctic and Antarctic seas. So great, in fact, is their abundance, that although they do no exceed an...

Buccinum Senticosum
"The Purpuras have a classical name and history, having furnished the Greeks and Romans with the brilliant purple coloring matter which was reserved for the mantles of patricians and princes."...

Bulla Ampulla
"The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...

Bulla Aspersa
"The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...

Bulla Oblonga
"The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...

Bursatella, Leach's
"The descriptions of it are very obscure; it appears to be destitute of shell, the body globular, the lower part having an oval space, circumscribed by thick lips; the animal is furnished with curious...

Carinaria
"The Carinaria has an elongated transparent body, dotted with elevated points, and furnished toward the upper part of the posterior extremity with a sort of fin, which performs the office of rudder; n...

Cassis Canaliculata
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cassis Glauca
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cassis Madagascariensis
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cassis Madagascariensis
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cassis Rula
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cassis Zebra
"In the genus Cassis the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...

Cavolinia Tridentata
A modern shell-bearing pteropod....

Cerithium Aluco.
"There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches."...

Cerithium Fasciatum
"There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches."...

Cerithium Giganteum
"There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches." This figure is known as the G...

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	Acera "A genus of mollusks, of the familiy bullidæ or Tornatellidæ, belonging to the tectibranchiate division of opisthobranchiate."-Whitney, 1902...
	African Snail Helix desertorum is a species of African snail in the class Gastropoda...
	Agate Shell "A genus of land-snails, of the family Helicidæ. Typified by the large agate-shells of Africa."-Whitney, 1902...
	Aplysia Depilans "The Molluscous Gasteropoda have the organs of respiration formed for aerial respiration or for respiration under water. A magic influence was attributed to them; they were supposed , for instance, to...
	Aplysia Inca "The Molluscous Gasteropoda have the organs of respiration formed for aerial respiration or for respiration under water. Some of the species were known to the ancients as Sea-hares."...
	Aplysia Nervous System "Nervous System of the Aplysia, a Gasteropodous Mollusc: c, cerebral ganglia; g, thoracle or sub-aesophageal ganglia; o, nervous collar surrounding the aesophagus; l, labial ganglia; v, visceral gangl...
	Apple Shell "The species are numerous, and are chiefly found in the fresh waters of tropical and subtropical countries, many of them being known as apple-shells and idol-shells."-Whitney, 1902...
	Archidoris Tuberculata "Doris (Archidoris) tuberculata. a, anus; br, branchiae; m, penis; rh, rh, tentacles." -Parker, 1900...
	Borealis, clio "The species of the genus Clio, belonging to this order, exist in prodigious numbers in the Arctic and Antarctic seas. So great, in fact, is their abundance, that although they do no exceed an...
	Buccinum Senticosum "The Purpuras have a classical name and history, having furnished the Greeks and Romans with the brilliant purple coloring matter which was reserved for the mantles of patricians and princes."...
	Bulla Ampulla "The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...
	Bulla Aspersa "The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...
	Bulla Oblonga "The animals have a well-developed shell, the form of which is elegant and delicate in structure. They are found in almost every sea, but abound chiefly in the Indian ocean and Oceania."...
	Bursatella, Leach's "The descriptions of it are very obscure; it appears to be destitute of shell, the body globular, the lower part having an oval space, circumscribed by thick lips; the animal is furnished with curious...
	Carinaria "The Carinaria has an elongated transparent body, dotted with elevated points, and furnished toward the upper part of the posterior extremity with a sort of fin, which performs the office of rudder; n...
	Cassis Canaliculata "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cassis Glauca "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cassis Madagascariensis "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cassis Madagascariensis "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cassis Rula "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cassis Zebra "In the genus Cassis* the shell is oval, convex, and the spire is not of considerable height. These animals keep near the shore, in shallow water."...*
	Cavolinia Tridentata A modern shell-bearing pteropod....
	Cerithium Aluco. "There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches."...
	Cerithium Fasciatum "There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches."...
	Cerithium Giganteum "There are some species which are chiefly found in the muddy bottoms, and more frequently at the mouths of rivers, but rarely beyond the point to which the tide reaches." This figure is known as the G...