Abhandlung von den Land- und Flußschnecken, oder von solchen Conchylien, welche nicht im Meere sondern auf der Erde und in süssen Wassern zu leben pflegen Nürnberg, Raspe, 1786 Musée cantonal de zoologie Lausanne, The illustration features a collection of various types of helicoid shells, each meticulously labeled and displayed in a grid format. The shells exhibit a range of intricate patterns and textures, showcasing different species of snails. The top row includes numbered examples 1093 to 1095, featuring evolutionary variations in size and spiraling design. The middle row, numbered 1096 to 1098, presents additional unique shapes and forms. The bottom row, with numbers 1099 to 1101, highlights further distinct characteristics and colorations of the shells. The detailed rendering emphasizes the natural beauty and complexity of these molluscan homes.

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Abhandlung von den Land- und Flußschnecken, oder von solchen Conchylien, welche nicht im Meere sondern auf der Erde und in süssen Wassern zu leben pflegen Nürnberg, Raspe, 1786 Musée cantonal de zoologie Lausanne, The illustration features a collection of various types of helicoid shells, each meticulously labeled and displayed in a grid format. The shells exhibit a range of intricate patterns and textures, showcasing different species of snails. The top row includes numbered examples 1093 to 1095, featuring evolutionary variations in size and spiraling design. The middle row, numbered 1096 to 1098, presents additional unique shapes and forms. The bottom row, with numbers 1099 to 1101, highlights further distinct characteristics and colorations of the shells. The detailed rendering emphasizes the natural beauty and complexity of these molluscan homes.

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