Conidae

  • Conidae - Wikipedia

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    This is a list of what were recognized extant genera within Conidae as per J.K. Tucker & M.J. Tenorio (2009), and Bouchet et al.

  • Conidae

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    The molluscan family CONIDAE, or the Cone Shells are undoubtedly the most popular group of collectable seashells.

  • Conidae Conidae - Pnosm

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    Conidae are one of the most popular families among marine biologists and seashell collectors. They are mainly inhabitants of warm tropical seas and oceans.

  • Www.wikipedia.tr-tr.nina.az — Conidae

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    Conidae Neogastropoda takımına bağlı bir hayvan familyasıdır. ... Conidae familyasına bağlı cinsler (2023): (Agathotoma) - Cossmann, 1889.

  • shellsandsnails.h1n.ru/index.php/catalogue/system...

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    Family Conidae Fleming, 1822. Genus Californiconus Tucker & Tenorio, 2009. Californiconus californicus (Reeve, 1844).

  • Cone Shells (Conidae)

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    Walls, J.G.: "Cone Shells - A Synopsis of the Living Conidae", 1979. ... Röckel, D.; Korn, W.; Kohn, A.J.: "Manual of the Living Conidae", 1994 *).

  • L'Arca Di Noè - Conidae

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    Home / Shells / cones and cowries (gasteropods) / Conidae. ... FIRST 1 2 3 Next LAST. Collection 15 Cones Seashells Conidae Gastropoda Sea Snails.

  • CONIDAE — YouTube

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    CONIDAE.

  • Taxonomy Browser (Conidae)

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    Conidae. Taxonomy ID: 6489 (for references in articles please use NCBI:txid6489). current name. ... Arctos Specimen Database. DNA barcoding : Conidae.

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  • Cone Shell | Toxic Venom, Mollusk & Predators | Britannica

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    Cone shell, any of several marine snails of the subclass Prosobranchia (class Gastropoda) constituting the genus Conus and the family Conidae (about 500 species).