Post by AlienSnail on Sept 12, 2010 8:24:43 GMT
http://www.weichtiere.at./english/index.html
This is the English version of Robert Nordsieck's website home page, which Robert has kindly given me permission to link.
His information has been very well received on other forums, and I am one of many who has found his work interesting and educational.
His work includes many of the types of molluscs, and within some of the mollusc sections are various sub-sections containing a wide variety of subjects.
His slugs and snails section is particularly comprehensive.
One topic to note that is not specific to snails (and is therefore not on the main headings of the snail pages) is the
evolution of the mullusc shell http://www.weichtiere.at./english/mollusca/shell.html
This is the English version of Robert Nordsieck's website home page, which Robert has kindly given me permission to link.
His information has been very well received on other forums, and I am one of many who has found his work interesting and educational.
His work includes many of the types of molluscs, and within some of the mollusc sections are various sub-sections containing a wide variety of subjects.
His slugs and snails section is particularly comprehensive.
One topic to note that is not specific to snails (and is therefore not on the main headings of the snail pages) is the
evolution of the mullusc shell http://www.weichtiere.at./english/mollusca/shell.html
