The Nautilus; Volume 14
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The Nautilus, Volume 14, presents a fascinating snapshot of malacological research at the turn of the 20th century. Published in 1900, this volume compiles observations, studies, and findings related to mollusks, offering valuable insights into the diversity and classification of these creatures. Authored by the American Malacologists, this work is a vital resource for those studying the history of zoology, marine biology, and natural history. Delve into detailed descriptions of various species, their habitats, and the ongoing scientific discourse surrounding their evolution and taxonomy. This volume provides a historical perspective on the field and is an essential addition to any collection focused on the study of mollusks.
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