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Ovula, Proscenula and Serpula shells.

Murex: Six varieties of murex and conch shells with key.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: Rhipidogyra, Euphyllia ruosa 2, Euphyllia glaborscens 3-6, Pectinia Jardinei 7, Galaxea esperi 8-9, Galaxea 10-12a.

Ex Museo Schadeloockiano: Four mollusc shells from the collection of August Martin Shadelock, parson of St Lorenz Nurmberg, after drawings by Johann Keller, Professor of drawing at Erlangen.

Squid and Octopus: Umbrella Squid, Histioteuthis bonnelliana and common Octopus, Octopus vulgaris.

Great Barrier Reef Molluscs and Planarians. Planarian 1-2, 5, Blue Spotted Octopus 3, Sea Hare 4, Nudibranchiate Mollusc 6-9, and Tridacna compressa (Giant frilled Clams) 10.

Mackerel with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Buccin Fusiforme, Pyrule Trompette, Pyrule Chauve Souris and La Meme: Twelve examples after Vaillant.

Univalves: Genus Oliva: Five shells in pink and pale green, with beautiful detailing.

Giant Anemone with tentacles, segments of discs and an Amphiprion bicintus (Red Sea clown fish).

Herring with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: 13 Corals. Key available.

Great Barrier Reef Parrot Fish: 1. Orange banded, 2 Hodgkinson, 3 Scarlet banded and male and female Surf parrot fishes.

Cod: Atlantic Cod on the shore.

Mackerel: King Mackerel on the shore.

Sword-Fish with descriptive text:with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Perch with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Univalves. Genus Turbo.

Salmon Trout also known as Sea Trout.

Strombus lobatus: Lobed or Brindled strombus from the West Indies, two aspects.

Five mollusc shells from the collections of August Martin Shadelock, parson of St Lorenz, Nuremberg and Philipp Ludwig Muller, professor of Natural History at Erlangen.

Oyster: Four varieties of oyster and clam shells with key.

Walrus: Trichecus rosmarus. Captured on the coast of Spitzbergen and drawn from life at the Zoological Society’s Vivarium.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: 17 Corals. Key available.

Univalves: Genus Murex: Murex Aurantia, Lignarius, Trapezium, Bandatus, Bandarius.

Trigona, Planorbis and Columna shells.

Great Barrier Reef Beche de Mer: 9 Reef Holothuriae (sea cucumbers) with a Glass eel. Key available.

Ex Museo Mulleriano: Five mollusk shells from the collection of Philipp Ludwig Muller, professor of Natural History, after drawings by Johann Keller, professor of Drawing at Erlangen.

Pike with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Strombus: Seven varieties of conch and mollusk shells with key.

Achatina melastoma: Black mouthed achatina from Brazil, two aspects.

Flying Fish with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: 22 Corals. Key available.

Great Barrier Reef Anemones: Giant Anemone disc segments, tentacles, an Amphiprion bicintus (Red Sea clown fish) and a Palaemon (Prawn)

Types of sponges observed on the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.

Great Barrier Reef Coral Fish: 15 types of coral fish. Key available.

Great Barrier Reef Anemones: 13 Giant Reef Anemone and Zoantharia. Key available.

Univalves. Genus Melania.

Plaice (Pleuronecles platessa): After Reinhold Thiele.

Great Barrier Reef Echinoderms: 13 Reef Corals and Echinodermata. Key available.

Fish: 12 species with key.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: 17 Corals. Key available.

Univalves. Genus: Cerithium. Five types of long turreted shells.

Legendary monster goose fish inhabiting the coast of Hispaniola. With text in French.

Univalves. Genus Rostellaria.

Univalves. Genus Distorta.

Flounder (Pleuronectes flesus): After J. W. Zaehnsdorf.

Crustaceans: Tricodactyle Ponctue, Dynomene de Latreille, Macrophthalme, Podophthalme, Macrophthalme Tomenteux, Calappe Sandwichien. From the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.

Welsh Charr (Torgoch) and Alpine Charr.

Great Barrier Reef Corals: 14 Corals. Key available.

Parrot Fish (Le Scare Elegant): With Sea Chubs (Le Girelle) named after Joseph Eydoux and Louis Souleyet, the naturalists on the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.

Buccin Fusiforme, Pyrule Trompette, Pyrule Chauve Souris and La Meme: Twelve examples after Vaillant.

Common Sole (Solea vulgaris): After Reinhold Thiele.

Mouse Fish: Pterophryne historio from the Bahamas.

Crustaceans: Xiphus Margaritifere, Eurypide Tuberculeux, Pelee Arme. From the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.

Shark: Hammerhead.

Turbot with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

The Common Trout with descriptive text: Founded in 1698, the SPCK is the oldest Anglican mission and publishing house of the Church of England.

Pork Fish: Anisotremus virginicus from the Bahamas.

Great Barrier Reef Alcyonaria: 22 Alcyonaria. Key available.

Bream (Abramas brama): After Reinhold Thiele.

Univalves. Genus: Cassidea. Five types of ovate shaped shells.

Crustaceans: Xanthe Dentele, Panope Marbre, Trapezie a tache jaunes, Trapezie Tigre, Domecie Herissee. From the voyage of La Bonite 1836-7.