Collections

Class: Gastropoda. 6 large specimens. White and quite sea worn but still with visible ridges. Some also still have a slight purple tinge to their apertures.

Class: Gastropoda. 8 specimens. Smaller sepcimens and with a wider variety of colours. Ranging from greyish-purple, brown and white. They are also considerably thinner than those in box 1.

Class: Gastropoda. banded with orange or red varying widths of spiralling stripes. Found on many rocky shores and in the sublittoral.

Class: Bivalvia. 8 individual bivalve sides. 1 specimen with both sides still attached by hinge as well as 4 unconnected right sides, 3 unconnected left sides.

Class: Bivalvia. 3 large fragments of rock with 4 shells inside their burrows.

Class: Bivalvia. 9 specimens with both sides still connected.

Class: Gastropoda. 1 specimen, minute thin white species of sea snail. 3 body whorls. Can be found on rocky shores among weeds and in the sublittoral on gravelly and shelly sand.

Class: Gastropoda. 14 specimens. Semi-translucent, white with an orange tinge. Elongated-oval in shape with a wide aperture that stretches the length of the shell.

Class: Gastropoda. 3 specimens, 1 juvenile. 2, including the juvenile are pale pink while the other is browner. More coiled in shape and most of the shells body is made up of the last whorl.

Class: Gastropoda. 5 specimens. 1 Is significantly larger than the others. Off white with browner banding along the whorls. More coiled but with a slightly more pointed, extruding apex.