General Survey Collections:

I. Fossil Shells.

Cretaceous Paleocene Eocene Oligocene Miocene Pliocene Pleistocene Holocene
Tennessee France France Mississippi Portugal Florida N.Zealand
Mississippi Gr.Britain France Netherlands Australia Florida
France Hungary Germany Turkey Belgium Japan
Belgium Belgium Florida California Egypt
Texas Hungary Australia Costa-Rica
N.Zealand Spain
France Domin.Rep.
Costa-Rica N.Carolina
Maryland S.Carolina
Panama Italy
Greece Netherlands
Belgium
Hungary
Austria

II. Other Fossils

Our foundation collects and displays mainly shells. However, we have also small collections of other fossils like brachiopods, corals, sea urchins, trilobites, shark teeth, mammoth molars and mammal bones. Just to demonstrate we are no narrow minded shell freaks and are able to see the beauty of other fossils we will show a few things. If you are a specialist in one of these group's, please help us with correct names.

Click on the item you want to see:
Protozoa Porifera Cnidaria Trilobita Arthropoda Brachiopoda
Bryozoa Echinodermata Shark Teeth Bonefish Reptilia Mammalia


III. Odd Shells

Now living shells: we have a world-wide collection of all the shell-bearing Mollusca-families. Not only seashells but also terrestrial shells, treesnails and freshwater shells.There are many magnificent books for recent shells, so we give no pictures of normal recent shells here.
We show only some pictures of odd deformations of shells. We can learn stubborn persistency from these animals; after the shell is broken they calmly build a new sipho canal or make other repairs.

Odd Shells

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