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Univalves and Chitons

• A Typical Univalve Mollusk
• The Shell
• The Soft Parts
• Gill to heart.
• Family Muricidae — Part 1
• Typical Murex
• Murex Shells — Part 1
• Murex Shells — Part 2
• Murex Shells — Part 3
• Family Muricidae — Part 2
• The Eupleuras
• The Smoke Shells
• The Trophons
• Family Muricidae — Part 3
• Purples
• The Castor Bean Shells
• The Unicorn Shells
• The Hare's Ear
• Family Tritonidae
• Tritons and Frog Shells
• The Warped Shells
• The Frog Shells
• Family Fusidae
• The Band Shells
• Family Buccinidae
• Whelks — Part 1
• The Giant Whelks. Pear Conchs. Lightning Shells
• Whelks — Part 2
• The Typical Whelks
• The Ivory Shells
• Family Nassidae
• Basket Shells
• Family Turbinellidae
• Family Volutidae
• Volutes and Melon — Part 1
• Volutes and Melon — Part 2
• The Melon Shells
• Family Mitridae
• Family Marginellidae
• Family Olividae
• Olive Shells
• The Rice Shells
• The Harp Shells
• Family Columbellidae
• Family Cancellariidae
• Family Terebridae
• Family Pleurotomidae
• Notch-side Shells
• Family Conidae
• Cone Shells — Part 1
• Cone Shells — Part 2
• Family Strombidae
• The Typical Conchs
• Conch Shells
• The Scorpion Shells. Spider Shells
• The Little Beak Shells
• The Little Screw Shell
• The Pelican's Foot
• The Ostrich-foot Shell
• Family Cypraeidae
• Cowries — Part 1
• Cowries — Part 2
• Cowries — Part 3
• Cowries — Part 3 — Part 2
• The Coffee-bean Shells
• Family Ovulidae
• Family Cassididae
• Cameo-cutting
• Family Doliidae
• Family Naticidae
• Moon Shells and Velvet Shells
• The Velvet Shells
• Family Calyptraeidae
• The Slipper Shells. Boat Shells. Slipper Limpets
• The Cup-and-saucer Limpets
• The Hungarian Caps
• The Horse-hoof Shells
• Family Xenophoridae
• Family Solariidae
• Family Scaliidae
• Family Ianthinidae
• Violet Snails
• Family Trichotropidae
• Family Turritellidae
• Family Vermetidae
• Family Caecidae
• Family Eulimidae
• Family Pyramidellidae
• Family Littorinidae
• Periwinkles and Chink Shells
• The Chink Shells
• Family Cerithiidae
• Horn Shells
• Family Melaniidae
• Family Streptomatidae
• River Snails
• Family Rissoidae
• Family Assiminiidae
• Family Valvatidae
• Family Viviparidae (paludinidae)
• Family Ampullariidae
• Family Truncatellidae
• Family Cyclostomidae
• Family Helicidae — Part 1
• Family Neritidae
• Sea Snails
• Family Liotiidae
• Family Phasianellidae
• Family Turbinidae
• Turban Shells and Star Shells
• Family Trochidae
• Top Shell and Dolphin Shells — Part 1
• Top Shell and Dolphin Shells — Part 2
• The Dolphin Shells
• Family Stomatellidae
• Family Pleurotomariidae
• Family Haliotidae
• Ear Shells — Part 1
• Ear Shells — Part 2
• Family Fissurellidae
• The Slit Limpets
• Shield Shells
• Family Acmaeidae
• Limpets
• The Owl Shell
• Family Patellidae
• Order Polyplacophora
• Chitons
• Class Pteropoda
• Sub-order Tectibranchiata
• Family Scaphandridae
• Family Tornatinidae
• The Bubble Shells
• The Sea Hares
• The Umbrella Shells
• Naked Sea Slugs
• Flesh-eating Land Snails
• Family Vitrinidae
• Family Zonitidae
• Family Helicidae — Part 2
• Land Snails — Part 1
• Land Snails — Part 2
• Land Snails — Part 3
• North American Land Snails — Part 1
• The Pyramid Snails
• North American Land Snails — Part 2
• North American Land Snails — Part 3
• The White-lipped Snails
• Family Helicidae — Part 3
• Family Orthalicidae
• Family Achatinidae
• Family Achatinellidae
• Family Cylindrellidae
• Family Pupillidae (pupidae)
• The Door Shells
• Family Limacidae
• Land Slugs
• Family Succineidae
• Family Auriculidae
• Family Limnaeidae
• Pond Snails
• The Pouch Snails. Bladder Snails
• The Orb Snails. Trumpet Snails
• The Shield Snails. River Limpets
• Family Siphonariidae