Collections

Class: Gastropoda. 9 specimens. Off-white with tessellating patterns in a light grey. Conical with a slightly domed apex. 6-7 whorls. Found in deep waters on stony or gravelling floors.

Class: Bivalvia. 5 specimen. 3 lower (right) valves and 2 upper (left) valves. The largest upper and lower valve appear to have once been connected. Can be very large, fan shaped and with equal ears.

Class: Bivalvia. 2 specimen. Both have both valves still attached at the hinge. Long, thin and sub-rectangular. It is very straight sided unlikely many others in the razor clam family.

Class: Bivalvia. 1 specimen. It has both valves still attached. Large, long and curved in shape. This specimens shares a box with 2 specimens of Ensis siliqua.

Class: Gastropoda. 6 specimens. Grey with darker or brownish stripes. Conical with convex sides and a domed apex. Several specimens have operculum intact and preserved.

Class: Gastropoda. 3 specimens. Relatively large, off white with the iridescent surface wearing through in some places. Conical but fairly flat with up to 8 stepped whorls.

Class: Gastropoda. 7 specimens in a range of sizes. Conical and pointed, pale pink in colour with darker patterned markings. Several have the operculum still intact. Iridescent interior surface.

Class: Gastropoda. 6 specimens. Pale grey with darker grey spiralling stripes. Conical with convex sides and rounded apex. Operculum remains intact. Common on most exposed, intertidal, rocky shores.

Class: Gastropoda. 13 specimens. Varies in colour through yellows, oranges and browns.

Class: Gastropoda. 16 specimens. Varies in colour from off-white, yellows and oranges to browns and reds. Some are banded, others dotted and others are plain.