The Cone Collector Newsletter
I was contacted by António Monteiro, about his work on this newsletter. This huge work is an excellent initiative and it must be known by the maximum shell collectors. Inorder to reach more collectors, I decided to include files (with the agreement of António) on Seashell-collector.com. http://www.theconecollector.com/ Write to author : a.j.a.monteiro@netcabo.pt |
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The Cone Collector N°29 Size : 2.9 Mo |
The Cone Collector N°28 Size : 1.7 Mo |
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The Cone Collector N°27 Size : 0.7 Mo |
The Cone Collector N°26 Size : 16.5 Mo |
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The Cone Collector N°25 Size : 9.3 Mo |
The Cone Collector N°24A (corrections) Size : 7.8 Mo |
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The Cone Collector N°24 Size : 6.0 Mo |
The Cone Collector N°23 Size : 6.0 Mo |
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The Cone Collector N°22 Size : 2.8 Mo |
The Cone Collector N°21 Size : 3.0 Mo |
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The Cone Collector N°14A SPECIAL EDITION°: Danker L. N°. Vink's The Conidae of the WesterN°Atlantic Size : 6.2 Mo |
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EDITORIAL The family Conidae Rafinesque, 1815 (Mollusca, Gastropoda) has always beeN°one of the most popular among collectors, along with others such as Cypraeidae, Volutidae, Muricidae, Pectinidae, etc. It comprises a large number of species that so far have beeN°usually included iN°the single genus Conus Linnaeus, 1758, despite several attempts to separate it into a system of different genera and subgenera, whichhowever have not beeN°universally accepted. |